Nuggets vs. Lakers Updated Game 4 Injury Report

The Denver Nuggets and Los Angeles Lakers should be fully healthy in Game 4
Nuggets vs. Lakers Updated Game 4 Injury Report
Nuggets vs. Lakers Updated Game 4 Injury Report /

With Mo Bamba being listed as available for Game 4, both the Los Angeles Lakers and Denver Nuggets should be fully healthy on Monday night. The most updated version of LA's injury report still has LeBron James and Anthony Davis listed as probable, but the two stars are expected to play. For Denver, their injury report remains clean.

The Lakers will look to avoid a sweep in this one, as the Nuggets have them one loss from elimination. As LeBron James said after Game 3, the Lakers have to approach this deficit one game at a time. For the Nuggets, even with the safety net of Game 5 at home, they do not want this series extending any longer than it needs to.

It will be interesting to see how the Lakers approach this game, and if they make any major lineup adjustments after losing the first three games of the series. The Nuggets have gotten almost anything they have wanted in the first three games, most of which has been orchestrated by Nikola Jokic.

While Jokic is the initiator for Denver, it's been his co-star Jamal Murray that has carried most of the scoring load. Averaging 35 PPG so far in this series, Murray has been writing another impressive chapter of his playoff career. Not satisfied with a Western Conference Finals appearance, or even a Finals appearance, Denver has their sights set on winning it all.

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