An MRI on Thursday revealed that Lakers star LeBron James suffered a Grade 2 MCL sprain in his left knee in the fourth quarter of Game 5, a league source told ESPN on Friday. The injury entails a three-to-five-week recommended recovery timeline, the source told ESPN. James dropped to the court in pain and had to sub out of the game, briefly, to have his knee examined by his longtime athletic trainer, Mike Mancias. The 40-year-old James checked back in with 7:23 to go and played the remainder of the game, a 103-96 loss to the Wolves to end the series. James, who has played in an NBA-record 292 playoff games without missing one because of injury, assuredly would have had that streak snapped if L.A. were playing Game 6 in Minneapolis on Friday night.