Jaxson Hayes remains sidelined for the Lakers due to a right ankle sprain/contusion, adding to the team's frontcourt injury woes as they navigate the season without key players like Christian Wood and Jarred Vanderbilt.

Jaxson Hayes has been ruled out for the upcoming game against the Grizzlies, adding to the Lakers' injury challenges as they seek to improve their standing in the Western Conference.

Jaxson Hayes has been noted as one of the players whose performance has been disappointing this season. The Lakers are receiving very little contribution from him, which is part of the broader issue of inconsistent play from their role players. His lack of impact is contributing to the team's struggles, highlighting the need for improvement across the roster.

Jaxson Hayes is currently sidelined with an ankle injury, leaving the Lakers without a reliable backup center. His absence has contributed to the team's struggles in finding depth at the center position, particularly as Anthony Davis continues to start at the five.

Hayes has missed 12 of the Lakers' past 13 games due to a right ankle injury and is expected to be sidelined for at least another week. His absence contributes to the team's struggles, particularly in bench scoring, as he was projected to be a key part of the rotation.