T he Los Angeles Clippers are taking on LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers on Sunday. This is the first meeting between these two this season, and these matchups have been hi

The Los Angeles Clippers rule Kawhi Leonard out, with James Harden's injury status uncertain ahead of their matchup vs. the Boston Celtics.

Law Murray of The Athletic relayed Harden's probable status after having predicted a potential "mass rest day" for the Clippers against Chicago. Harden has appeared in 39 of his team's 41 games this season, with Clippers head coach Ty Lue saying he always wants to suit up.

Leonard has played just five games this season, as star guards James Harden and Norman Powell have had to carry the offense on their backs. Both Harden and Powell are having All-Star-caliber seasons and have played huge roles in LA's success.

The Los Angeles Clippers will be taking on their rivals, the Los Angeles Lakers, and they may be without a few of their key players.

The Clippers might not have some of their best players for this game, including James Harden. Harden is listed questionable with right groin soreness. The Clippers have quite a few players who could miss this game due to soreness. If they do, the Celtics absolutely have to win this game. They have to take advantage when other teams are injured.

Needless to say, the Lakers will face a huge challenge when they host the defending NBA champion Celtics on Thursday.

LeBron James is questionable for the Lakers' game against the Celtics due to a foot injury, adding to the team's injury woes including Anthony Davis' calf issue. Key players Jalen Hood-Schifino, Christian Wood,

The Los Angeles Lakers are gearing up for a tough challenge this Thursday, as they face the reigning NBA champions, the Boston Celtics. Ahead of the matchup, LeBron James shared his insights on what the game means for the team’s progress this season.

Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James made a blunt admission on the defending champion Boston Celtics ahead of their January 23 matchup. “Boston knows who they are,” James told reporters following the Lakers’ 111-88 rout of the Washington Wizards on January 21.