LeBron James has been cleared for 5-on-5 drills and will practice with the G League’s South Bay Lakers this week as he nears his return to the Los Angeles Lakers lineup for his record 23rd NBA season.

LeBron James isn't playing against the Hornets on Monday night because he's still injured. James is dealing with sciatica on the right side of his body, according to ESPN's Shams Charania. Sciatica causes pain and weakness in the lower back and leg. It's not something James had previously been documented to have dealt with.

Richard Jefferson says that Austin Reaves needs to adjust to LeBron James' presence when he returns to the lineup, not the other way around.

For weeks, James has been dealing with lingering sciatica in his right leg and his return to the court has been up in the air. Now, there’s a flicker of light breaking through the tunnel — one that could soon lead to his long-awaited return.

The Los Angeles Lakers superstar was always destined for greatness, according to his mama in adorable shots as a child.

LeBron James is currently playing his 23rd NBA season. Yet this year marks the first time in his long career that he has missed the start of the season due to injury. Sciatica has