LeBron James misses training due to injury! Lakers half-court three-point contest: Reaves defeats Doncic and celebrates happily.

On March 10 Beijing time, the Lakers conducted training to prepare for tomorrow's game against the Timberwolves. According to head coach Redick, James attended the team's film session today but did not participate in the on-court portion of the training.

James has missed two consecutive games due to a left elbow contusion and left foot arthritis and remains in day-to-day observation status. Redick also mentioned that the team focused on refining certain details during training, particularly pick-and-roll defense and off-ball screens.

The 41-year-old James suffered a left elbow injury after a collision with Jokic during last Friday's game against the Denver Nuggets. James stated after the game: "The elbow is very sore now, it feels like hitting a funny bone, but the pain is much more intense."

Despite dealing with some injury issues, James has maintained a high level of performance this season. In 44 games, he averages: 21.4 points, 5.6 rebounds, 7.0 assists, with a shooting percentage of 50.4% and a three-point percentage of 31.3%.

After Lakers training, Doncic and Reaves stayed in the gym for a half-court three-point contest. Doncic lost and humorously threw the ball at a trainer, while Reaves spread his arms and excitedly celebrated the victory.

Previous data showed that when James is absent and Reaves and Doncic play, the Lakers' record is 9 wins and 2 losses. Statistics indicate that this season, when James plays, the Lakers' record is 26 wins and 18 losses, a win rate of 59.1%; when he is absent, the Lakers are 13 wins and 7 losses, a win rate of 65.0%. In other words, the Lakers have a higher win rate when James is not playing.

Noted reporter Windhorst said on a program: "When James doesn't play and Reaves and Doncic are on the court, the Lakers perform better. Data shows that when Doncic and Reaves play together, the Lakers are a very strong team."