LOS ANGELES -- LeBron James will miss at least the next two games for the Los Angeles Lakers as he continues to rehabilitate a strained left groin, his agent, Rich Paul of Klutch Sports, told ESPN on Tuesday.
James has missed the Lakers last 11 games since suffering the injury on Christmas Day against the Golden State Warriors and L.A. has gone 4-7 in his absence, counting Tuesday's 107-100 win against the hapless Chicago Bulls.
James will have his groin injury re-evaluated in Los Angeles on Wednesday -- the three-week mark since the injury occurred -- and will not accompany the team on its two-game road trip through Oklahoma City and Houston, Paul told ESPN.