JJ Redick ‘Very Proud’ Of Lakers For Responding Against Spurs

The Lakers snapped a three-game skid with a 119-101 win over the Spurs, highlighted by strong defense and a team effort. Head coach JJ Redick praised their response and execution, especially against Victor Wembanyama. LeBron James emphasized staying process-oriented as the team prepares for a key matchup with the Thunder.

JJ Redick: Anthony Davis’ Vision and Passing Are Game-Changing

Anthony Davis showcased his versatility as the Lakers beat the Spurs, ending a three-game skid. Adjusting to double-teams, Davis tallied 19 points, 14 rebounds, and seven assists, facilitating the offense. Coach JJ Redick praised his playmaking, while Davis credited teammates for hitting shots, highlighting the team’s strong response after recent losses.

Lakers Cruise Past Spurs – LA’s stars shine as they overpower San Antonio.

Anthony Davis posted 19 points, 14 rebounds, and seven assists, while LeBron James recorded a triple-double as the Lakers won. Trae Young’s career-high 22 assists powered the Hawks past the Cavaliers, despite Donovan Mitchell’s 30 points, ending Cleveland’s home streak. De’Andre Hunter added 26 points for Atlanta.

Lakers’ Lineup Changes Lead to Convincing Win Over the Spurs

After two tough losses, the Lakers rebounded with a 119-101 win over the Spurs. Energized by a lineup change—rookie Dalton Knecht starting and Cam Reddish benched—they played consistently, winning every quarter. To keep their NBA Cup hopes alive, they’ll need a Friday win over Oklahoma City and a Spurs upset of Phoenix.

Kings’ Hopes on Hold: DeMar DeRozan’s back troubles strike again—how will the team adapt to his potential absence?

DeMar DeRozan has been crucial for the Kings but is battling a back injury, sidelining him again after missing recent games. Despite averaging 22.6 points this season, Sacramento has struggled, losing four straight. Trey Lyles is also out with a calf strain, compounding the team’s challenges amid early-season woes.

Setback for the Grizzlies: Ja Morant to Miss Pistons Clash with Fresh Injury

Ja Morant posted 22 points and 11 assists in the Grizzlies’ 123-98 win over Portland but left early due to a left knee sprain. Having recently returned from a hip injury, he’ll miss the next game against Detroit. Morant has played just 18 games this season, impacting award eligibility.

Perkins rips into LeBron James’ visible lack of effort in Lakers’ tough loss.

The Lakers suffered a 127-100 blowout loss to the Suns, marked by poor third-quarter performances and LeBron James’ struggles. Despite a double-double, James’ five turnovers and -30 plus/minus drew sharp criticism from Kendrick Perkins for a lackluster effort. The defeat follows similar issues in a prior loss to Denver.