LeBron James isn't happy with the Lakers preseason schedule. Los Angeles is one-third of the way through the preseason, with two games already behind it on the schedule. The Lakers lost their first two games but are aiming to rebound with a road trip to take on Giannis Antetokounmpo in Milwaukee.
All teams have to play at least some road games on the exhibition slate. No one has the luxury of staying home the entire time and welcoming teams and preseason matchups. That doesn't mean clubs are going all over the country, either.
Most organizations stay local, going against teams in their region. It's why the Lakers have two matchups against the nearby Warriors and two against the Suns. However, there is some travel involved.
James and Co. opened the preseason by welcoming the Timberwolves to L.A.
from Minnesota, and now, Los Angeles is hitting the road to the Midwest for a date with the Bucks. James may be excited for his first away game with his son, Bronny, on the team, but he isn't thrilled about flying all the way to Milwaukee. Here's more on why he and the Lakers are upset about the preseason travel.
SN's NBA HQ: Live NBA scores | Updated NBA standings | Full NBA schedule Lakers travel controversy, explained LeBron James took to social media on Wednesday to vent frustrations over the preseason schedule. After hosting two exhibition contests, Los Angeles is set to hit the road for the first time this season, traveling to Milwaukee for a date with the Bucks. James couldn't u.
