Khobi Price: No changes to the Lakers injury report for Game 3 vs. Nuggets. Jarred Vanderbilt and Christian Wood remained sidelined. pic.twitter.com/A95uaIdQnd Source: Twitter @khobi_price What’s the buzz on Twitter? Vinny Benedetto @VBenedetto No changes to the Nuggets and Lakers injury reports. Vlatko Cancar’s the only Denver player listed. LeBron James and Anthony Davis are again probable for LA. Cam Reddish, Jarred Vanderbilt, Christian Wood and Jalen Hood-Schifino are still out. – 8:58 PM Ball Don’t Lie @Balldontlie The Lakers have listed both Jarred Vanderbilt and Christian Wood as ..read more

Khobi Price: No changes to the Lakers injury report for Game 3 vs. Nuggets. Jarred Vanderbilt and Christian Wood remained sidelined. pic.twitter.com/A95uaIdQnd ..read more

“The film session was very revealing with which side of the ball we struggled at,” Lakers coach Darvin Ham said. “We were great defensively. Offensively, there was a lot of shots we wish we could have back ..read more

So as Davis looks ahead to Game 3 on Thursday in L.A., he knows that the team needs to lean on the success they’ve had within the first two games. With that being said though, he admitted that there are points in the game where the team doesn’t know what they’re doing. “Just got to focus on Game 3. We’ve shown that we’re more than capable. We’ve also had stretches where we don’t know what we’re doing on both ends of the floor. And those are the ones that cost us. We got two days to get it right and be ready to win Game 3 on Thursday.” Source: Lakers Nation What’s the buzz on Twitter? Kamene ..read more

ClutchPoints: “The frustration sets in a little bit… Being frustrated, you know it’s an emotional game the way it ended… But I agree to disagree on that one.” Lakers coach Darvin Ham on Anthony Davis’ comments after Game 2 against the Nuggets ?️ (via @michaelcorvo_) pic.twitter.com/l0C1Z4oi7N Source: Twitter @ClutchPointsApp What’s the buzz on Twitter? Kamenetzky Brothers @KamBrothers For the sickos who like to watch, Wednesday’s @LockedOnLakers pod, on YouTube! We break down more of what went wrong in Game 2, how it can be fixed, AD calling out (everyone?) and the potential returns of Vand ..read more

So as Davis looks ahead to Game 3 on Thursday in L.A., he knows that the team needs to lean on the success they’ve had within the first two games. With that being said though, he admitted that there are points in the game where the team doesn’t know what they’re doing. “Just got to focus on Game 3. We’ve shown that we’re more than capable. We’ve also had stretches where we don’t know what we’re doing on both ends of the floor. And those are the ones that cost us. We got two days to get it right and be ready to win Game 3 on Thursday ..read more

ClutchPoints: “The frustration sets in a little bit… Being frustrated, you know it’s an emotional game the way it ended… But I agree to disagree on that one.” Lakers coach Darvin Ham on Anthony Davis’ comments after Game 2 against the Nuggets (via @michaelcorvo_) pic.twitter.com/l0C1Z4oi7N “The frustration sets in a little bit… Being frustrated, you know it's an emotional game the way it ended… But I agree to disagree on that one.” Lakers coach Darvin Ham on Anthony Davis' comments after Game 2 against the Nuggets (via @michaelcorvo_) pic.twitter.com/l0C1Z4oi7N — ClutchPoints (@ClutchPoint ..read more

The Nuggets adjusted by having Aaron Gordon guard Davis and leaving Jokic as more of a secondary roamer near the paint. Davis believes the adjustment by the Nuggets isn’t what stopped L.A. from a successful second half of Monday night, though. “We got great looks, we missed. Still tried to do what we were doing before with the ball screens, putting Jokic in ball screens and it was working for us. We didn’t score. In the second half, we only scored 40 points ..read more

Harrison Wind: Michael Malone on the Nuggets’ Game 2 comeback: “Xs and Os, drawing up a play, that’s all good. That’s fine. What it ultimately comes down to is relationships, and the connection, the chemistry, the love that our group has for each other.” “We’re never out of games.” pic.twitter.com/aRVi4zTqGU Michael Malone on the Nuggets' Game 2 comeback: "Xs and Os, drawing up a play, that's all good. That's fine. What it ultimately comes down to is relationships, and the connection, the chemistry, the love that our group has for each other." "We're never out of games." pic.twitter.com/aRVi ..read more

Evan Barnes: Sean Marks praised Jordi Fernández for his ability to hold players accountable and get a response out of players. Touted that from his past as an assistant with Sacramento, Denver as well as his tenure leading Canada’s men’s basketball team ..read more