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    LeBron James masterclass lifts Lakers into NBA in-season tournament final

    LAS VEGAS — LeBron James had just gotten knocked to the floor by Zion Williamson, New Orleans’ door-frame shaped power forward, when the refs blew the whistle and signaled for a first-quarter charge. James sprang to his feet and sprinted — like, really sprinted — down the floor to the far corner where he was the first player back ready for the next possession. It was a signal. The miles run on ...
    by Dan Woike, Los Angeles Times Dec 08, 2023 2 minutes
    LeBron James of the Los Angeles Lakers drives in for a layup against the New Orleans Pelicans in the first half of the West semifinal game of the inaugural NBA In-Season Tournament at T-Mobile Arena on Thursday, Dec. 7, 2023, in Las Vegas.

    LAS VEGAS — LeBron James had just gotten knocked to the floor by Zion Williamson, New Orleans’ door-frame shaped power forward, when the refs blew the whistle and signaled for a first-quarter charge.

    James sprang to his feet and sprinted — like, really sprinted — down

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