Anthony Davis can be No. 1 in name but LeBron still runs Lakers offense ' NBA ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

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Uploaded: 2019-11-14T08:23:00-05:00
Description: Nick Wright, Danny Kanell and Yahoo Sports Vincent Goodwill talk about the Los Angeles Lakers and discuss if LeBron James could be the No. 2 behind Anthony Davis. Lakers beat the Golden State Warriors 120-94 on Wednesday night.

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Nick Wright, Danny Kanell and Yahoo Sports Vincent Goodwill talk about the Los Angeles Lakers and discuss if LeBron James could be the No. 2 behind Anthony Davis. Lakers beat the Golden State Warriors 120-94 on Wednesday night.

NOVEMBER 14, 2019・first things first・7:53

Los Angeles Lakers

LeBron James

Anthony Davis

National Basketball Association

Nick Wright

First Things First

Anthony Davis can be No. 1 in name but LeBron still runs Lakers offense ' NBA ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Nick Wright, Danny Kanell and Yahoo Sports Vincent Goodwill talk about the Los Angeles Lakers and discuss if LeBron James could be the No. 2 behind Anthony Davis. Lakers beat the Golden State Warriors 120-94 on Wednesday night.

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