Chicago Bulls vs LA Lakers Injury Reports for January 25 | 2023-24 NBA Season 

The Chicago Bulls and LA Lakers face off on Thursday at Crypto.com Arena. Their previous meeting in Chicago saw the Bulls register a 124-108 blowout win. The Bulls have continued to be more of a winning team since then, but their record is only 21-24.

The Lakers have found some rhythm of late, despite a few losses, but they are hovering around the .500 mark. They are 22-23 entering Thursday's contest. With a homecourt advantage and an offensively bolstered lineup, LA's chances to prevail against the Bulls will be better this time.

Both teams have won thrice in their last five games. The Lakers have had more impressive wins, though, as they beat the OKC Thunder and Dallas Mavericks in that stretch. The Bulls have won against the San Antonio Spurs, Toronto Raptors and Memphis Grizzles. All teams are well under .500.

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Chicago Bulls vs LA Lakers injury reports for January 25

Chicago Bulls injury report

The Bulls' injury report four injured players. Lonzo Ball is out for the season as he continues recovering from knee surgery. Torrey Craig and Zach LaVine, both week-to-week, are also out. Craig is dealing with a plantar fascia strain, while LaVine has an ankle sprain.

Meanwhile, Patrick Williams is probable with a right ankle strain.

Player	Injury	Status
Lonzo Ball	Left knee surgery	Out
Zach LaVine	Right ankle sprain	Out
Torrey Craig	Right plantar fascia sprain	Out
Patrick Williams	Right ankle strain	Probable

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LA Lakers injury report

The Lakers' injury report includes five players. Anthony Davis and LeBron James are questionable. Davis is dealing with an Achilles problem, while LeBron has an ankle injury. Both are game-time decisions.

Meanwhile, Cam Reddish and Maxwell Lewis join Gabe Vincent on the sidelines. Reddish has an ankle injury, Lewis is out with a general illness and Vincent is out for weeks as he recovers from a knee injury.

Player	Injury	Status
Anthony Davis	Bilateral Achilles tendinopathy	Questionable
LeBron James	Left ankle peroneal tendinopathy	Questionable
Maxwell Lewis	Non-Covid illness	Out
Cam Reddish	Right ankle sprain	Out
Gabe Vincent	Left knee surgery	Out

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Where to watch Chicago Bulls vs. LA Lakers?

The Chicago Bulls vs. LA Lakers game doesn't make the national TV slate on Thursday. The game will be televised locally by NBC Sports Chicago and Spectrum Sportsnet in local regions. Viewers outside the two cities can catch the game online via a subscription to NBA League Pass.

Despite their questionable status LeBron James and Anthony Davis are expected to play and headline the game. Bulls' DeMar DeRozan will be the marquee player to watch out for Chicago.

Both teams are ninth in their respective conferences. They will be eager to inch closer to improving their record and get into the six-to-eighth spots. A top-six seeding assures a team a playoff seeding, while a seventh-eight place finish offers two chances to qualify for the playoffs in the play-in tournament.