'The Lakers are done after Anthony Davis' injury, even with LeBron James' I FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: 'The Lakers are done after Anthony Davis' injury, even with LeBron James' I FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2022-02-18T09:21:40-05:00
Description: Chris Broussard isn't optimistic for the Los Angeles Lakers' season now that Anthony Davis is projected to be out for at least 4 weeks with an ankle injury. If he's being realistic, without AD, Broussard predicts the Lakers are done, even with LeBron James on the court. Watch as he shares his thoughts on the Lakers' chances with Antoine Walker.

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Chris Broussard isn't optimistic for the Los Angeles Lakers' season now that Anthony Davis is projected to be out for at least 4 weeks with an ankle injury. If he's being realistic, without AD, Broussard predicts the Lakers are done, even with LeBron James on the court. Watch as he shares his thoughts on the Lakers' chances with Antoine Walker.

FEBRUARY 18, 2022・first things first・3:59

Los Angeles Lakers

LeBron James

Anthony Davis

National Basketball Association

Chris Broussard

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