Summary
The Los Angeles Lakers have changed their routine to help star player LeBron James manage his workload as he continues his career at age 41. They have stopped doing morning shootarounds on game days to conserve his energy. This change aims to support James' performance and the team's success in a competitive season.
Key Facts
- The Lakers stopped morning shootarounds on game days about two weeks ago.
- The change helps manage LeBron James' workload as he plays at 41 years old.
- Head coach JJ Redick says this change is based on the needs of the team and LeBron's fitness.
- The Lakers are among the top five teams in the Western Conference.
- LeBron James continues to play at a high level, averaging 26 points, 7 rebounds, and 7 assists per game after turning 41.
- LeBron missed nearly the first month of the season due to recovering from sciatica.
- The Lakers' strategy has shifted to adapt around LeBron rather than relying on him for everything.
