Reporter: Before the Shams report was broadcast, Redick was pleased to say that James recovery was progressing well.
3:17am, 17 October 2025Basketball
Today, ESPN reporter Jorge Sedano talked about the prospects of Lakers forward James' comeback on his personal radio program "The Sedano&Kap Show".
"Just before we jumped the ball last night (note: local time), Shams reported that they are taking a 'patient' approach with him, and their expected return time is early to mid-November. At that time, the season will only start two or three weeks. When we interviewed JJ (Redick), I asked him about LeBron's situation, and he said that he (James) is moving in an excellent direction. "He used such descriptive terms, saying that LeBron's training status is very impressive, and he is currently doing individual training. They are very optimistic about the recovery process. We interviewed him (Redick) before the Shams report was broadcast, but he seemed very happy with the direction of things."
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