‘Will Anthony Davis play vs Clippers’ is a question that has been troubling every Lakers fan ever since news of ADs eye injury broke out.
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Anthony Davis’ eye injury might actually heal in time to enable him to play the Clippers tomorrow.
The superstar is confident about taking the court tomorrow after re-evaluating his eye tonight. The Lakers trail the Clippers 1-2 in the head-to-head this season.
With the Western Conference seemingly moving towards the LA teams colliding, Davis wouldn’t want to miss the chance to land a body blow on the Clippers tomorrow. Meanwhile, Lakers head coach Frank Vogel had stated in his media meet that Davis might sit the clash out.
Will Anthony Davis play vs Clippers?
Davis might end up playing the Clippers with the star himself confirming that he plans to take the court on Thursday for the NBA restart opener. The Lakers guard is going to be monitored by the doctors tonight, but he feels he should be ready to play come Thursday night.
From head coach Frank Vogel claiming that he is in doubt to now the player seemingly ready to compete, it has been a whirlwind 24 hours for the Lakers. The Lakers will battle the Clippers after the Jazz and Pelicans resume the league tomorrow.
Anthony Davis was poked in the eye while fighting for a rebound against the Magic which led to his injury. The star did not even practice yesterday seemingly proving the rumor mill true.
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What’s next for Davis and his Lakers?
Anthony Davis averages 26.7 points, 9.4 rebounds, 3.1 assists, 2.4 blocks and 1.5 steals per game this season. The superstar is also in the conversation to win the Defensive Player of the Year award after drastically improving the Lakers defense this season.
The critics and viewers around the world are divided between the LA teams this season with both having a great chance to win the title this season. While the Clippers have the deepest roster and the deadliest defensive duo in Kawhi and George, the Lakers have a certain LeBron James alongside Anthony Davis.
Davis and his Lakers currently have a 5.5 game advantage over the second ranked Clippers and will surely go into the playoffs as the number one seeds in the West. However, with no home-court advantage available in the Bubble, the incentive to finish above the Clippers would be less. But LeBron James and co. would want to get some momentum under their belt before the playoffs begin.
The former Pelicans star will surely hope to play a monumental part in leading the Lakers to a championship victory this season.
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