The good news is that Ish Wainright has been reclassified as “problematic”.
The Portland Trail Blazers will not face the NBA’s all-time leading scorer in their battle with the Los Angeles Lakers on Sunday night.

Lakers forward LeBron James will be out of action with a left calf injury, according to Shams Charania of The Athletic.
However, Lakers forward Anthony Davis will be available for the game, ESPN’s Tim Bontemps reported.
On Portland’s side, the injury list is getting longer as Malcolm Brogdon is listed as “absent” from the match.
Brogdon injured his left hamstring in the first quarter of Wednesday’s game against the Sacramento Kings.
He joins Scoot Henderson, Anfernee Simons and Robert Williams III in the “out” section of Portland’s injury report.
Kevin Love gets a boost along with Kelly Olynyk after serious injury In more encouraging news, Trail Blazers forward Ish Wainright was elevated to “questionable” for the first time this season.

Wainright, who the Trail Blazers placed on waivers in October, has yet to play for Portland because of a right calf strain.
The Trail Blazers also called up rookie forwards Kris Murray and Rayan Rupert, who are taking on Rip City Remix.
Both played games Friday and Saturday in El Segundo, California, for the G League affiliate.
Joining James on L.A.
‘s injury report, forward Jarred Vanderbilt, Jalen Hood-Schifino and Gabe Vincent were all listed as “out.
” Center Jaxson Hayes was listed as “day-to-day.
”