Lakers News: Watch D'Angelo Russell Celebrate Spencer Dinwiddie's Clutch D Vs Bucks

The Lakers' team chemistry is approaching a season high.

In your Los Angeles Lakers' incredible Friday night win over the Milwaukee Bucks without LeBron James, the chemistry was undeniably off the charts. 

Here's a look at Spencer Dinwiddie, who recorded the game-sealing block on Damian Lillard, along with D'Angelo Russell, who made the game-winning shot: 

🤝 https://t.co/UMZ4VSUFB7 pic.twitter.com/Ieb6etylB7

— Spectrum SportsNet (@SpectrumSN) March 9, 2024

Here's more of what Dinwiddie had to say, a series of comments that is music to the ears of Lakers fans:

Spencer Dinwiddie: "I'm not gonna lie to you, having been a high-usage offensive guy my entire career, even when I was a kid...I dreamed of those moments in terms of hitting the shot, not necessarily getting the block. But it feels pretty much just as sweet. It's fun to step into…

— michael corvo (@michaelcorvo_) March 9, 2024

Dinwiddie's commitment to just being a winning player is exactly what LA needs. It's what they were hoping to get from Gabe Vincent, what they used to get from players like Alex Caruso and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, and what is nearly impossible to find on the open market. 

At 6-foot-5 and 215 pounds, Spencer has the ability to guard 1-3 effectively, as he did today. Offensively, his shot hasn't been falling, but he remains a competent facilitator that can take advantage of mismatches. 

Expect more Dinwiddie going forward, as his growing familiarity with the system along with Darvin Ham's increase in trust should help him see the floor a lot more, especially if LeBron James misses any more time.