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episode 1688: Anthony Davis Expected to Play in Game 6... and Has a Chance to Shut Up the Media.
When Anthony Davis left the floor, and then the arena, following that big fourth quarter forearm to the head from Golden State center Kevon Looney, it was reasonable to think that he might not play in Game 6 Friday night. Or even Game 7, if the series went back to San Francisco on Sunday. It was incredibly deflating in the moment, for the Lakers as a team, and definitely for Lakers fans. Good news! He's gonna play. Davis didn't even have to enter the league's concussion protocol...
Anthony Davis Expected to Play in Game 6... and Has a Chance to Shut Up the Media.
The Lakers get AD back, but the last 24 hours said a lot about the way Davis is perceived around the league.
episode 1687: The Lakers Lose Game 5, 121-106, as Anthony Davis Leaves With a Head Injury
There was always a good chance the Lakers could lose Game 5. Golden State wasn't just facing elimination, down 3-1 in the series, but perhaps the end of their championship era, with talk of summer time changes in the air should they be eliminated. The Lakers could always lean in on Game 6 Friday at Crypto.com. So the final score (121-106) isn't necessarily a big deal. How they lost? Oh yeah, that's a problem...
The Lakers Lose Game 5, 121-106, as Anthony Davis Leaves With a Head Injury
Davis was elbowed in the head by Kevon Looney in the fourth quarter, and now the Lakers wait and see...
episode 1686: How Vulnerable Is Golden State in Game 5? Should the Lakers Conserve Energy, Prioritize Game 6?
The Lakers have a 3-1 lead over Golden State in this Western Conference Semi-Final. They won the regular season series 3-1. So at this point, it's fair to say they understand how to play against the Warriors, and are a really bad matchup for them in the same way the Clippers are a bad matchup for the Lakers...
How Vulnerable Is Golden State in Game 5? Should the Lakers Conserve Energy, Prioritize Game 6?
Is the best way for LA's stars to get some rest closing the series out tonight?
Lonnie Walker IV Has Huge Fourth Quarter, Lakers Win 104-101, Take 3-1 Lead On Warriors
Big Moments down the stretch from Austin Reaves, LeBron James and Anthony Davis seal the win.
episode 1685: Lonnie Walker IV Has Huge Fourth Quarter, Lakers Win 104-101, Take 3-1 Lead On Warriors
The Lakers went into Tuesday's game with a chance to take a real stranglehold on their series against the Warriors, but they knew it wouldn't be easy. And it wasn't! But the Lakers found a way to win a game they may not have deserved to (not that the Warriors covered themselves in glory, either), 104-101 to take a 3-1 lead. Anthony Davis was huge in the first half, LeBron James was big in the second...
Did Darvin Ham Outcoach Steve Kerr in Game 3? Plus, Lakers-Warriors Game 4 Preview!
LA's head coach has pressed some buttons in this series, and they've worked.
episode 1684: Did Darvin Ham Outcoach Steve Kerr in Game 3? Plus, Lakers-Warriors Game 4 Preview!
The Lakers had success in Game 1 by playing certain matchups that seemed to catch the Warriors off guard - starting Jarred Vanderbilt on Steph Curry, for example. And in Game 3, the Lakers came back with a host of changes. Vanderbilt was switched off of Curry and onto Draymond Green, letting Anthony Davis check (and essentially ignore) JaMychal Green and have more freedom to roam defensively. And, of course, Lonnie Walker IV got the minutes that had been going to Troy Brown Jr...