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However, L.A. will be without starting forward Rui Hachimura for this game. Hachimura is ruled out for this matchup due to his left knee injury. The 27-year-old missed 12 games due to his knee ...
Hachimura previously missed 12 straight games due to patellar tendinopathy. This is likely a load management for the 6-foot-8 forward. Hachimura hit a back-to-back 3-pointer inside the final 2:23 ...
Lakers: Jaxson Hayes: day to day (knee), LeBron James: out (leg), Maxi Kleber: out (foot), Dorian Finney-Smith: day to day (ankle), Rui Hachimura: out (knee). The Associated Press created this ...
The Lakers also were missing Jaxson Hayes (right knee bruise) and Rui Hachimura (left patellar tendinopathy). Lakers coach JJ Redick said all three players had flown back to California and also ...
Expectations were high for LeBron James and Rui Hachimura to help turn things around after returning from injuries on Saturday night. However, despite having one of their healthiest rosters in ...
LOS ANGELES – The Los Angeles Lakers welcomed back LeBron James and Rui Hachimura to the lineup on Saturday after both players had missed several games due to injury. In Rui Hachimura's case ...
After the game, Hachimura revealed that he returned from his left patellar tendinopathy despite his knee not feeling 100% healthy. “I was like 70-80%. My knee is gonna be like that for a while I ...
One of the injured players who returned to action was Rui Hachimura, who had been out for nearly a month due to a case of patellar tendinopathy. It wasn't exactly a good outing for the Lakers, as they ...
Both LeBron James and Rui Hachimura returned to the lineup, even if they were a little shaky at first. After the game, Hachimura revealed that he still isn't 100 percent and will be playing ...
Ahead of the matchup, the Lakers' injury report lists eight players, including Austin Reaves and Rui Hachimura. The most notable updates concern LeBron James and Hachimura, both of whom have ...
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