Sport NBA-Play-off verpasst The great licking of wounds has begun for the Lakers Published on 04/06/2022 | Reading time: 4 minutes It wasn’t enough: Lakers forward Anthony Davis scored 21 points in the game against Phoenix and was his team’s second-best thrower behind Russell Westbrook (28). Quelle: USA TODAY Sports/Mark J. Rebilas Despite the large … Read more
The Los Angeles Lakers will not participate in the postseason this season. Head coach Frank Vogel’s team lost 110-121 in Phoenix, while the San Antonio Spurs surprisingly won against the Denver Nuggets at the same time. Phoenix Suns (63-16) – Los Angeles Lakers (31-48) 121:110 (BOXSCORE) With three games left, the Lakers are three games … Read more
The Phoenix Suns won Game 4 of the series against the Los Angeles Lakers 100-92, recapturing home field advantage. After the Lakers lost the injured Anthony Davis at halftime, the visitors pulled away in the third quarter. It was the Suns’ first away playoff win since May 2010. Davis, who started the game already ailing … Read more
Anthony Davis is hoping to make a comeback for the Los Angeles Lakers later this season. However, there is still no precise schedule for the superstar. Davis first spoke publicly on Sunday about the foot injury that has kept him out of the Lakers lineup since February 16. “I’m very optimistic,” Davis said of a … Read more
The Atlanta Hawks have continued their winning streak, also winning their seventh straight game. Thanks to a strong Trae Young they beat the Los Angeles Lakers, where LeBron James was injured, with 129:121. Atlanta Hawks (24-25) – Los Angeles Lakers (24-27) 129:121 (BOXSCORE) The Lakers were again without LeBron James against the Hawks, who returned … Read more
The reigning champion is out of the playoffs! The Los Angeles Lakers also lost Game 6 to the Phoenix Suns 100-113. A catastrophic start by the Lakers and the outstanding Devin Booker put Phoenix on the road to victory. The comeback of LeBron James and Co. is not crowned with success. Booker was already on … Read more