Los Angeles LakersAfter losing 115-103, the original 3-0 start was long gone, and the overall record was 4-3. detroit pistons. Anthony Davis, who scored a team-high 37 points after aggravating his left foot injury in the fourth quarter, left for further evaluation. LeBron James Davis seemed stunned when reporters asked him about missing the next few games, and the player was clearly still in pain from Duren’s foul on Davis.
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LeBron James fires back at reporter’s questions about Anthony Davis’ injury
LeBron James looked frustrated when asked how the Lakers fared without Anthony Davis in Tuesday’s 103-115 loss to the Detroit Pistons. The athlete, who injured his left ankle during the game, did not leave the court as he scored 37 points. However, with Duren’s foul the level of anger grew even higher as his opponent fell down and screamed for help after being injured weeks earlier.
Reporter Dave McMenamin asked about the uncertainty of Davis’ availability, and LeBron immediately asked, “What do you mean if AD is out?” sounding surprised and a bit surprised. Annoyed.
“Do you want me to answer a question that you know the answer to?” James said. Dave further quipped, “How worried are you…” to which the Akron Hammers replied, “I’ll take it one second at a time,” to which the ESPN veteran finished, “if he’s out?” James further added: “I won’t play the if game with you!” Meanwhile, Anthony Davis said backstage: “I won’t be out,” effectively easing the tension.
Davis has been dealing with a foot injury since the summer, dating back to his time with Team USA, which he helped win gold at the Paris Olympics. “I’m going to talk to my coach and see what happened,” Davis said after the game. “Honestly, I’ve been managing it since this summer and my goal every game is to play. And I just fell right into the place that’s been bothering me. So, we’ll work it out,” ESPN reported , it is currently not ruled out that Davis will miss the Lakers’ final road game against the Memphis Grizzlies on Wednesday.
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