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Lakers Injury Report: Jaxson Hayes Status Upgraded For Clippers Matchup
Lakers' Jaxson Hayes: Upgraded to probable
Hayes (shoulder) has been upgraded to probable for Sunday's game against the Clippers, Jovan Buha of The Athletic reports. Hayes was previously considered questionable. The center will be on the streaming radar Sunday if Anthony Davis (foot) isn't able to shake off his questionable tag.
Lakers Injury Report: Latest on Anthony Davis and Dorian Finney-Smith's status for game against Clippers (Jan. 19)
Lakers star Anthony Davis was once agains on the team’s injury report ahead of their game against the Clippers.
Anthony Davis made his return to the Los Angeles Lakers on Sunday night after a one-game absence due to plantar fasciitis. However, he shot just 5-of-14 from the field, finishing with 16 points, 10 rebounds and three blocks as the Lakers fell to the L.
Iffy for Sunday
Los Angeles Lakers' Anthony Davis is questionable for the game against the Washington Wizards, while LeBron James is probable. Davis has been vital for the Lakers, averaging 25.6 points and 11.8 rebounds per game.
Anthony Davis was a late scratch against the Nets on Friday night because of plantar fasciitis in his left foot. It marked his third missed game of the season.
Davis started the day as probable to play before being downgraded to questionable a little less than an hour before tipoff and ruled out 30 minutes before the game.
Cuffs The Legend, a basketball coach and trainer from North Carolina who is part of LeBron James’ inner circle alongside Rich Paul and Maverick Carter, criticized LA Lakers owner Jeanie Buss on Tuesda
The Lakers are gearing up for a Sunday game against the Los Angeles Clippers, though they may be without two important players, including star center Anthony Da
Lakers Vs. Clippers Preview: Anthony Davis & Dorian Finney-Smith Return In First Trip To Intuit Dome
The Los Angeles Lakers head to Intuit Dome and face the L.A. Clippers with Anthony Davis and Dorian Finney-Smith returning to the lineup.
Gafford is exactly the kind of player the lakers need: a strong rebounder, a solid shot-blocker, and someone who can consistently finish around the rim.
The Los Angeles Lakers pulled off one such move last week, signing Trey Jemison III on Friday after he was waived by the New Orleans Pelicans. Jemison signed a two-way contract with L.A., meaning he'll be able to play in the G League with the South Bay Lakers and on the big-league team.
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