LeBron, greatest player ever, will keep Lakers afloat with AD sidelined I FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: LeBron, greatest player ever, will keep Lakers afloat with AD sidelined I FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2022-02-17T09:56:16-05:00
Description: Anthony Davis is sidelined yet again after spraining his ankle in the first half of the Los Angeles Lakers' game against the Utah Jazz. With AD out, LeBron James rallied with 33 points, helping Lakers achieve a 106-101 win. But can he keep it up for the 2 weeks AD is projected to be out? Nick Wright and Chris Broussard discuss the Lakers' chances without AD.

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Anthony Davis is sidelined yet again after spraining his ankle in the first half of the Los Angeles Lakers' game against the Utah Jazz. With AD out, LeBron James rallied with 33 points, helping Lakers achieve a 106-101 win. But can he keep it up for the 2 weeks AD is projected to be out? Nick Wright and Chris Broussard discuss the Lakers' chances without AD.

FEBRUARY 17, 2022・first things first・5:08

Los Angeles Lakers

LeBron James

Anthony Davis

National Basketball Association

Nick Wright

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