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Lakers’ Luka Doncic, Austin Reaves among players to get crucial injury updates
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- 3 more outlets picked it up in the last 3 hours, most recently Los Angeles Times, Sports Illustrated, NY Post.
Coach JJ Redick’s Los Angeles Lakers are an early season NBA surprise with an 11-2 record heading into Sunday’s game against the Suns in Phoenix as two-way contract addition Arthur Kaluma spoke about his fit alongside stars Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves. Reaves and Doncic have both faced injury battles recently, with Doncic making an admission
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- Yahoo SportsLakers’ Luka Doncic, Austin Reaves among players to get crucial injury updatesCoach JJ Redick’s Los Angeles Lakers are an early season NBA surprise with an 11-2 record heading into Sunday’s game against the Suns in Phoenix as two-way contract addition Arthur Kaluma spoke about his fit alongside stars Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves. Reaves and Doncic have both faced injury battles recently, with Doncic making an admission
- Los Angeles Times(subscription required)Lakers' Austin Reaves considered day-to-day with heel injuryThe star guard and team personnel opted not to have him undergo more imaging after X-rays were negative for serious injury.
- Sports IllustratedLakers Learn Extent of Austin Reaves’ Heel InjuryLos Angeles provides an update on the status of Reaves amid some much-needed time off.
- NY PostLakers get lucky with Austin Reaves’ injury updateAustin Reaves’ injury update wasn’t as dire as it could’ve been.
- EssentiallySportsLakers Face Triple Injury Blow as JJ Redick Addresses Austin Reaves’ Achilles Injury Scare and Defends Playing Luka Doncic in Blowout WinThe Lakers’ worst nightmare nearly manifested just as the team was on a blistering 3–0 start to their road trip. The Los Angeles Lakers extended their red-hot winning streak to seven games on Wednesday night with a 123–112 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks at Fiserv Forum, improving their league-best record to 11–2. However, the celebratory
