Los Angeles Lakers center Anthony Davis said doctors are still “figuring things out” in regard to his left corneal abrasion, but he expects his eye to be “fine”.
The Los Angeles Lakers are at the point in the season where every game is crucial for standings purposes, especially when they are playing lesser quality teams.
Riding a two-game losing streak, the Los Angeles Lakers are looking to return to their winning ways when they get back on the court Monday night, hosting an Atlanta Hawks team that is without Trae Young.
The Los Angeles Lakers are taking on the Atlanta Hawks on Monday at the Crypto.com Arena, and the status of their two stars remains in question. LeBron James and Anthony Davis both remain questionable to play in Monday's game just about two hours before tip-off.
According to NBA insider Shams Charania of The Athletic and Stadium, Los Angeles Lakers star Anthony Davis could play against the Atlanta Hawks tonight (3/18). Davis suffered a left corneal abrasion on March 16 versus the Golden State Warriors. Davis only played 11 minutes against the Warriors.
The Lakers' tough loss to the Golden State Warriors was highlighted by a gruesome Anthony Davis injury that, more or less, directly impacted the game's outcome. Despite that, in his postgame presser, D'Angelo Russell didn't make excuses.
After key losses this past weekend, the Lakers fell to the tenth and last spot in the play-in in the Western Conference standings. With the Western Conference being a tight-knit race, this will be a twice-weekly series looking at the Western Conference standings and games to watch as the Lakers look to move back into the playoffs.
The Los Angeles Lakers have lost two games in a row, falling to the Sacramento Kings and Golden State Warriors in their last two contests. Those are excruciating losses for the Lakers, who are looking to climb out of the NBA Play-In Tournament; losing to two of the teams right ahead of them in the standings certainly isn’t ideal.
Los Angeles Lakers star Anthony Davis is impossible to replace, but backup Jaxson Hayes did an admirable job in Saturday night’s loss to the Golden State Warriors.
The Los Angeles Lakers have listed Anthony Davis (left corneal abrasion) and LeBron James (left ankle peroneal tendinopathy) as questionable and Cam Reddish (right ankle sprain) as out for Monday night’s game against the Atlanta Hawks.
Anthony Davis suffered a fairly serious eye injury in Saturday night's loss to the Warriors, taking a forearm from Warriors center Trayce Jackson-Davis.
Anthony Davis’ availability for the Los Angeles Lakers when they play the Atlanta Hawks on Monday is now a big question mark following his injury during Saturday’s clash with the Golden State Warriors.
The Golden State Warriors got an unusual assist Saturday from a clock malfunction.
Los Angeles Lakers forward Anthony Davis was forced to exit Saturday’s 128-121 loss with a left eye injury and could potentially miss some time. Davis suffered a corneal abrasion, per Shams Charania of The Athletic.
The Los Angeles Lakers lost one of their marquee stars to an eye injury during Saturday's game against the Golden State Warriors.
Los Angeles Lakers forward Anthon Davis left Saturday's game against the Golden State Warriors after the first quarter with a left eye injury and was later ruled out for the remainder of the game.
The Los Angeles Lakers star Anthony Davis got hit in the eye on a drive to the basket at the end of the first quarter of Saturday night’s game against the Golden State Warriors.
Paul Pierce might have a bit of bias when it comes to the Los Angeles Lakers, but that doesn't mean he's wrong.
Until Devin Ham puts his star big in a position to be the best version of himself, the Lakers will continue to struggle.
Domantas Sabonis has never lost to Anthony Davis. Still, he'd prefer that reporters stop bringing that up.
Domantas Sabonis continues to have Anthony Davis' number, and a pair of Lakers legends didn't hold back in their criticism of the big man.
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