The Los Angeles Lakers reportedly have a plan in place for their superstar Luka Doncic post-All-Star break. After LeBron James addressed Doncic's impact on the Lakers and his future, Los Angeles is reportedly keeping what's best for Doncic's long-term health in mind as he eases into his tenure.

Doncic, who joined the Lakers in a blockbuster trade involving Anthony Davis, is shaking off the rust from a left calf strain that sidelined him for over six weeks. Doncic's recovery was timely, as the Lakers' head coach, JJ Redick, confirmed that the star guard would no longer be on a minutes restriction.

No, Doncic is officially listed as out vs. Indiana on Saturday. According to Marc Stein, Doncic could make his debut on Monday against the Utah Jazz. Out: Luka Doncic (left calf strain), Bronny James (G League - on assignment), Maxi Kleber (right foot fracture), Christian Wood (left knee surgery recovery)

Although Luka Doncic is listed as questionable on the injury report, he's expected to play in Wednesday's rematch against the Jazz. After suffering an ankle injury on Christmas Day, Luka Doncic hadn't entered an NBA game in six weeks before donning Lakers' purple and gold for the first time.

As Luka Doncic settles into his new home, a vibrant mural has emerged on the streets of Los Angeles to commemorate his connection to the Lakers and the legacy of Kobe Bryant.

There will soon be a mural that depicts Lakers legend Kobe Bryant and a man who could become a Lakers legend in Luka Doncic.