Savannah James Enjoys a Night Ride in LeBron’s Custom Bronco
One of LeBron James’s prized possessions is currently being enjoyed by his wife, Savannah James, as she took the custom car out for a spin. The Los Angeles Lakers forward’s wife shared her late-night escapade on social media while her husband is sidelined with an injury.
LeBron James (23) controls the ball against Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum (0) at TD Garden.
James, a four-time NBA champion, has proudly displayed his vintage green Bronco on several occasions. This particular vehicle boasts a Generation 3 Coyote Mustang Automatic engine and a custom chassis to maintain its classic aesthetic with modern performance. However, on a recent Sunday night, Savannah, the mother of his three children, took the wheel.
She documented her nighttime drive for fans on her Instagram stories, captioning her post, “Cute little night ride.”
Savannah James in LeBron’s custom vintage Bronco. (IG @mrs_savannahrj)
James, known for his impressive car collection, enjoys his time on the road as much as he enjoys dominating the hardwood floor. He’s been ruling the NBA for more than two decades.
James’s Injury and Lakers’ Performance
After the Lakers’ eight-game winning streak was snapped by the Boston Celtics, James reassured fans that a groin injury wouldn’t keep him down for long. However, according to a report from NBA insider Shams Charania, James is expected to miss at least one to two weeks due to a groin strain.
“Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James is expected to miss at least 1-to-2 weeks with a groin strain, sources tell ESPN. James will wait for the groin injury to calm down over the next 24 hours and receive another evaluation,” Charania tweeted.
This isn’t the first time James has battled a groin injury during his tenure with the Lakers. In his debut season, he missed 27 games due to a similar injury, but the current situation is not expected to result in the same amount of missed time.
Earlier this season, James was also unable to participate in the All-Star game due to foot and ankle issues. The veteran has had issues with these problems over the past few seasons, and the time off-court is mounting as the years progress. The Lakers forward has frequently chosen to sit out games throughout his time in Los Angeles to help manage his workload.
