There was an injury report for the Los Angeles Lakers’ game against the Chicago Bulls on Thursday. LeBron James (left ankle peroneal tendinopathy) and Anthony Davis (bilateral Achilles tendinopathy) are both uncertain, but Cam Reddish (right ankle sprain) will not play.

James missed Tuesday night’s game against the L.A. Clippers to give his ankle a break. He has been having trouble with it for a while now. Head coach of the Lakers, Darvin Ham, said that James needed a few days off just to be safe. This means that he will probably play against the Bulls even though the tag is questionable.

This is also true for Davis, who has had an Achilles problem for a while now but has been able to play through it. In fact, Davis has been playing some of the best basketball of his career lately. He’s likely to keep that up on Thursday night when he plays his neighborhood team.

The Lakers lost badly in Chicago in December, so Davis and the rest of the team will definitely want to get back at the Bulls when they come to L.A.

But if they want to get back at them, they will have to do it without Reddish, who has been hurt a few times this season. The winger recently missed some games because of pain in his hips and knees. The player hurt their ankle when the team lost to the Clippers on Tuesday.

Before James Harden could make a 3-point shot, Reddish slammed into the Clippers star’s foot and rolled his ankle. He was in a lot of pain right away and had to go back to the locker room. He finally came back to the game, though.

It’s not a surprise that he will miss a game now that his ankle has probably swollen up. He rolled it pretty badly. It’s hoped that it’s just a small sprain and that he will only miss one or two games before being able to play again, which is how most of his injuries have gone this season.