LeBron James Out For At Least 3 More Weeks With A Tendon Issue: Can Lakers Win Without Their King?

James was hurt in the Lakers' win at Dallas on Sunday LeBron James is expected to miss most of March with an injured tendon in his right foot, the Los Angeles Lakers said on Thursday. If that timetable holds, the Lakers will have to find a way to stay in the playoff race without the league's all-time scoring leader. The Lakers did not disclose the full extent of the injury, saying it was a tendon issue and that he will be "reevaluated in approximately three weeks." If James misses three more weeks, starting with Thursday, that would keep him out for at least 10 of the Lakers' final 19 games. James was hurt in the Lakers' win at Dallas on Sunday. He has already missed two games with the injury, with the Lakers splitting those contests. "In the short term, we'll all have to pull in the same direction," Lakers coach Darvin Ham said after his team - without James and Anthony Davis - beat Oklahoma City 123-117 on Wednesday.