Chris Broussard: With a healthy AD, Lakers have a puncher's chance in the West I FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Chris Broussard: With a healthy AD, Lakers have a puncher's chance in the West I FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2022-01-26T10:14:18-05:00
Description: Anthony Davis is back, and helped the Los Angeles Lakers win a big victory over the Brooklyn Nets, 106-96. Chris Broussard talks AD's performance, and whether his return gives LeBron James and the Lakers a better chance at winning the West.

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Anthony Davis is back, and helped the Los Angeles Lakers win a big victory over the Brooklyn Nets, 106-96. Chris Broussard talks AD's performance, and whether his return gives LeBron James and the Lakers a better chance at winning the West.

JANUARY 26, 2022・first things first・2:23

Los Angeles Lakers

LeBron James

Anthony Davis

National Basketball Association

Chris Broussard

First Things First

Chris Broussard: With a healthy AD, Lakers have a puncher's chance in the West I FIRST THINGS FIRST

Anthony Davis is back, and helped the Los Angeles Lakers win a big victory over the Brooklyn Nets, 106-96. Chris Broussard talks AD's performance, and whether his return gives LeBron James and the Lakers a better chance at winning the West.

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