LeBron James is still sidelined.
But the Los Angeles Lakers' superstar finally has some really good news on his injury.
He's not back yet, as the Lakers will take on the Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday night without the King.
His absence appears to be coming toward a close, though.
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Why isn't LeBron James playing tonight?
James remains out with an injury, as he has been since the beginning of the season.
He's dealing with sciatica on his right side.
The Lakers originally thought James might be back by early November, but he has yet to play this season.
When is LeBron James coming back?
Finally, the answer this question appears to be: soon.
James was assigned to the South Bay Lakers in the G League so he could practice and play five-on-five.
"Sources told me this afternoon that LeBron James looked great, felt great as he went through that practice," ESPN's Shams Charania reported. "He moved well, and he didn't show signs of any issues as he's worked through this nerve issue on his right side. My understanding right now is that LeBron James is eager and motivated to get back out on the court, potentially here mid to late this month."
Sounds like the calendar should still say November when LeBron hits the court again.
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