Injuries continue to spread at Laker Center as the team deals with injuries to key players, including Laker star LeBron James and forward Anthony Davis.

James suffered a setback in his recovery from knee surgery last week, which has left him sidelined for several weeks. The Lakers have been without James since mid-December and will likely be without him for at least another month or two.

Davis, on the other hand, continues to struggle with a sprained ankle that has kept him out of action for most of the season. He missed most of the first half of the regular season and was unable to play in the playoffs against the Utah Jazz.

Both injuries have added to the team's already difficult situation. The Lakers are currently tied for eighth place in the Western Conference standings, with just five games remaining in the regular season. With no clear answers about how these injuries will affect their chances of making the playoffs, the team is likely to continue to rely heavily on younger players like Lonzo Ball and Josh Jackson.

Despite the challenges they face, the Lakers remain optimistic about their chances of making the playoffs this year. They have had some solid performances so far, but there is still plenty of work to be done before they can compete for a championship.