Nuggets vs. Lakers Full Game 2 Injury Report Revealed

The Denver Nuggets and Los Angeles Lakers have released their Game 2 injury reports
Nuggets vs. Lakers Full Game 2 Injury Report Revealed
Nuggets vs. Lakers Full Game 2 Injury Report Revealed /

The Denver Nuggets and Los Angeles Lakers have released their Game 2 injury reports, and they are mostly clean for both sides. For the Nuggets, they do not have a single player listed, as Jamal Murray is a full-go after being listed as questionable for Game 1. For the Lakers, they have ruled Mo Bamba out again, while LeBron James and Anthony Davis remain probable.

Listed as questionable for Game 1 with an illness, Jamal Murray was cleared to play shortly before game time, and finished with 31 PTS, 5 REB, and 5 AST in the victory. He and Nikola Jokic were every bit of the dynamic duo they have been all season, and Denver needed all of it as the Lakers made a strong comeback effort in the second half.

Always listing James and Davis as probable on the injury report, the Lakers expect to have their two stars available for this crucial Game 2. Denver has been unbeatable at home all postseason, and will look to take a commanding 2-0 lead to Los Angeles for Games 3 and 4.

Playing like the best player in the world, Nikola Jokic has been breaking records on a nightly basis this postseason. An unstoppable force on the offensive end, Jokic will look to lead Denver to another win on Thursday night.

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