Unlike the Memphis Grizzlies, who are in danger of missing the services of superstar point guard Ja Morant for Game 2 of their NBA playoffs series, the Los Angeles Lakers actually have a clean bill of health ahead of Wednesday's contest. Nevertheless, this has not prevented the Lakers from having their usual suspects on the injury report yet again, which also happens to include LeBron James.

LeBron James injury status vs. Grizzlies

Officially, the Lakers have listed LeBron James as probable to play with a sore right foot. Unofficially, James is playing. The fact that he's listed on the injury report despite being able to play through this same issue for nearly a month is quite baffling. Nevertheless, the Lakers must have their reasons. And it wouldn't be surprising if LeBron James pops up on the injury report the rest of the way.

The same is the case for Anthony Davis and Dennis Schröder. The Lakers have listed both players as probable for Game 2 as well. There is little doubt that both of them will be available as well.

The Grizzlies, on the other hand, are dealing with a major headache on the Morant front. The Grizzlies listed their superstar as questionable to play Wednesday. Morant sat out the final minutes of Game 1 due to a re-aggravated hand injury. If this weren't the playoffs, Memphis probably wouldn't even consider having Morant play through this injury. Steven Adams and Brandon Clarke remain sidelined for the Grizzlies as well. This leaves newly crowned Defensive Player of the Year Jaren Jackson Jr. with most of the frontcourt burden for Memphis.