LeBron James out for Sixers’ Oct. 24 game vs. Bucks
LeBron James will miss the Philadelphia 76ers’ October 24 game against the Milwaukee Bucks because of lower back and sciatica management, ending his 24th season’s back‑to‑back streak.
Key points
- LeBron James is ruled out for the Oct. 24 game vs. Bucks due to lower back/sciatica management.
- The game is the first of a back‑to‑back for the 76ers.
- James has played at least 33 minutes in both wins to open his 24th NBA season.
- He announced a $1 million donation challenge for a Strive for Greatness golf center near House Three Thirty in Akron, Ohio.
- The golf center is also called the I Promise golf center.
LeBron James is ruled out for Philadelphia’s October 24 game against the Milwaukee Bucks because of lower back/sciatica management.
The Bucks will visit Philadelphia, marking the first game of a back-to-back for the 76ers.
James, the 41‑year‑old star, has played at least 33 minutes in both wins to open his 24th NBA season, and this would have been his first back‑to‑back with the Sixers.
In a separate YouTube video, James announced his foundation’s plan to develop the Strive for Greatness golf center, also called the I Promise golf center, near House Three Thirty in Akron, Ohio, with a $1 million donation challenge tied to his round.
Your questions, answered
Why is LeBron James out of the Oct. 24 game vs. Bucks?
He is ruled out due to lower back and sciatica management.
What is the Strive for Greatness golf center?
It is a golf center near House Three Thirty in Akron, Ohio, that LeBron James plans to develop with a $1 million donation challenge tied to his round.
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