The Los Angeles Lakers are managing impressively even without their star forward, LeBron James, in the lineup. James remains sidelined due to a sciatica issue. During his absence, Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves have stepped up to guide the team to a strong 10–4 record.

However, at the same time, the NBA’s illegal gambling investigation has now extended into James and the Lakers. Reports indicate that the league has requested access to the phones and emails of several franchises. It includes at least 10 Lakers staff members, including two individuals closely associated with LeBron, as part of the ongoing probe into illegal sports betting.

The two associates identified are Lakers assistant athletic trainer Mike Mancias and executive administrator Randy Mims. Both individuals immediately tur

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