Lakers Injury Report: LA Could Be Without LeBron James, Anthony Davis Vs Spurs

Anthony Davis is back on the injury report...
Lakers Injury Report: LA Could Be Without LeBron James, Anthony Davis Vs Spurs
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As the Los Angeles Lakers are getting ready to play their next two games on the road against the San Antonio Spurs, it appears they may be without a few star players for tonight's game.

According to Jovan Buha of The Athletic, both Lebron James and Anthony Davis are questionable to play tonight.

James and Davis played in last night's 127-125 loss against the Dallas Mavericks. Unfortunately, Davis was playing through a groin injury that he suffered in the second quarter last night. He would eventually come back and finish the game for the Lakers.

According to Dave McMenamin of ESPN, Davis's groin injury began in Saturday night's NBA in-season tournament win over the Indiana Pacers. Coming into last night's game, Davis stated that he thought the area felt fine and that he was past the injuring it earlier this year.

James and Davis both played over 35 minutes in last night's game and combined for 70 points and 18 rebounds.

This season, Davis has been averaging 35.1 minutes per game.

If the Lakers want a healthy Anthony Davis to come playoffs, it might be time that head coach Darvin Ham considers resting The Brow and saving him for the playoffs.

Jarred Vanderbilt is also questionable, after having been a late scratch last night.

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Thomas works as a staff writer for All Lakers. He received his B.A. in Journalism from Cal State Long Beach in 2022. While in college, he undertook various roles such as being a sports editor for the Daily 49er, a sports anchor for Beach TV, and a high school sports writer for the Long Beach Press-Telegram. Recently, he served as an editor for the Rox Pile. Kobe Bryant is his favorite basketball player of all time.