Luka Doncic is enjoying playing alongside this Los Angeles Lakers roster, even with injuries leading to shorthanded wins.

Lakers star LeBron James' next step in his recovery will be taking part in live 5-on-5 reps in practice, sources told ESPN.

The Los Angeles Lakers saw superstar Luka Doncic's injury status change ahead of Monday's game against the Portland Trail Blazers.

Meanwhile, the Kings, who were just 14-25-3 ATS at home last year, have a lot of mouths to feed offensively, starting with Zach LaVine (questionable) and DeMar DeRozan, and barely edged past the Jazz on Friday.

For that reason, Lake Show Life’s Josh Cornelissen believes that the struggling 6-foot-2 point guard could soon land on the trade block, with the Dallas Mavericks being a likely suitor. “If LeBron James either retires or walks in free agency to another team next summer, Bronny James will not be long for the Lakers,” Cornelissen wrote Sunday.

The Los Angeles Lakers are expected to make an offer next summer to lock up Austin Reaves long-term as a running mate for Luka Doncic.

The star guard, who sat out Monday’s road win over the Portland Trail Blazers with right groin soreness, won’t play Wednesday night against San Antonio.