According to reports headlined by the Los Angeles Lakers, Anthony Davis suffered a left ankle sprain during their victory against the Golden State Warriors on Christmas Day.

Davis only played seven minutes in the game after rolling his ankle in the first quarter. When the 31-year-old went to the locker room, he never returned.

This was a non-contact injury while in the paint trying to grab a rebound; Davis immediately grabbed his ankle and walked off into the locker room.

The good news is that he could walk off under his power; Davis did not need assistance.

Los Angeles lists him as “day-to-day” with no clear timeline for his return.

Their next game is this Saturday, December 28th, against the Sacramento Kings. It is a home game.

According to Shams Charania, LeBron James is likely out for Friday’s game against the Minnesota Timberwolves.

James has been dealing with foot soreness for a while now and will have an extended break to help him recover. LeBron last played on December 6th against the Atlanta Hawks, where he had a 30-point triple-double.

JJ Redick said LeBron has been “gassed” recently and needed a break, which the Los Angeles Lakers granted. Los Angeles gave him an excused absence.

“In game, he’s asked for a sub a couple times because he’s gassed,” JJ Redick said Wednesday. “For us, we have to be cognizant as we play more and more games, just the cumulative effect of playing a lot of minutes and Sunday, being banged up with the foot thing, it felt like a good opportunity for him to get some rest.”

If LeBron plays this Sunday against the Memphis Grizzlies, he would have had eight days of rest. However, if LeBron is ruled out for that home game, then the next game to play would be on December 19th.

Los Angeles takes on the Sacramento Kings on the 19th for anyone curious. LeBron would also have almost two weeks to rest if given Sunday off.

In 23 games this season, the 39-year-old (soon to be 40) averages 23.0 points, 8.0 rebounds, and 9.1 assists in 35.0 minutes.

After a horrific game produced by one of the league’s All-Time Greats, head coach JJ Redick may look at a different strategy for LeBron James.

James said he wanted to play in all 82 games earlier in the season. This has gained praise and admiration, especially highlighting that he is almost a 40-year-old man; however, many have now wondered if he’s already tired.

After appearing in 21 games this season, LeBron looks fatigued, and Monday night showed it. LeBron shot 4/16 from the field while turning the ball over six times. Not to mention, LeBron, in the last ten games, is averaging 5.1 turnovers per game.

With all this information, Redick has finally weighed in and isn’t sure he agrees with LeBron playing every game.

“I don’t know that’s in the best interest of him and us if he does that, but if he’s feeling well and feeling good, then he should play,” Redick said. “But we obviously want to manage that as best we can.”

LeBron was asked about his goal, and his response has been the same: he’s not thinking about it right now.

“That’s a goal, but we’ll see,” James said. “It’s something I ain’t discussing right now.”

Los Angeles is 5-5 in their last ten games, as after Monday’s loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves, the Lakers fell to the eighth seed of the Western Conference with a record of 12-9.

They get a night off Tuesday before heading to Miami to take on the Heat on Wednesday night.

The 39-year-old averages 22 points, eight rebounds, and nine assists in 35 minutes per game.