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“Softest Superstar in NBA History”: Lakers Fans Frustrated as Anthony Davis Injured Yet Again
Lakers fans are worried about yet another crucial injury has struck their franchise. First, they lost LeBron James to an abdominal strain. And now, mid-game against the Oklahoma City Thunder, Davis injured his finger that further added to this catastrophe.
The Los Angeles Lakers have started this game after an early setback about LeBron’s injury today. They started with Bazemore instead of LeBron. This game is an important game for both sides. Anthony Davis has had a strong start to the game. He shot 7 for 7 in the first 8 minutes of the game.
Yeah, AD is ridiculous. @AntDavis23: 14 pts (7/8 FG), 9 reb pic.twitter.com/MNE7R2596D
— Los Angeles Lakers (@Lakers) November 5, 2021
Looked like he’s stepping up in LeBron’s absence. However his injury has now worried all the fans of the purple and gold. As this would mean two out of the big three of the Lakers are injured. Therefore, here’s how the fans reacted to this potential injury scare for the Lakers.
Fans React to Anthony Davis’ injury scare
My guy @KingJames body is finally betraying him I knew I’d be sad when this day came. And @AntDavis23 “Street Clothes” has to be the softest superstar in NBA History. I guess there’s some guys that everything they do causes an injury. LBJ he won’t let you rest in his seat
— Adam Christie (@Nergeticpassion) November 5, 2021
Wow. Anthony Davis isn’t starting the third quarter. Not even on the bench for it. Hope he’s alright. I’m tired of injuries.
— Justin Russo (@FlyByKnite) November 5, 2021
Anthony Davis will be the reason bron never wins another ring , just a soft ass man , injury prone and never takes care of his body.
— Doge Mafia (@chris63154571) November 5, 2021
@AntDavis23 avgs like 2 injuries per game atp.. Smh
— Trey Gotti (@yeathatsGOTTI) November 5, 2021
Anthony Davis down with an injury again surprised he hasn’t sprained an ankle when the Santa Ana winds blow throw so cal
— (veov) (@gq1738) November 5, 2021
An injury scare for Anthony Davis tonight was an inevitability
— Greg Ehrenberg (@gehrenbergdfs) November 5, 2021
I fully understand Anthony Davis being injury prone is an over exaggeration… but I mean look man, he makes your heart skip a beat every single game
— Sun Wukong.. #24Ever (@AirJet_SoledOut) November 5, 2021
Don’t make no sense how Injury prone Anthony Davis is
— Jayy Ohh’s Cowboys are 6-1 (@JayyOhh56) November 5, 2021
In ever Laker game I’ve watched this season (5 I think) there has been a moment where there is an Anthony Davis injury scare.
Im tired of this
— Niku Mistry (@MistryNBA) November 5, 2021
Mid-Game Analysis: How are the Lakers doing in LeBron’s absence?
After two games where LeBron James played even after being listed as questionable, the Lakers finally play tonight without LeBron. The Lakers ended the first quarter with a 4 point lead over Westbrook’s former team. Five minutes into the second quarter, the Lakers pushed it to 15 points.
Nov 4, 2021; Los Angeles, California, USA; Oklahoma City Thunder forward Darius Bazley (7) has his shot blocked by Los Angeles Lakers forward Anthony Davis (3) in the first half at Staples Center. Mandatory Credit: Jayne Kamin-Oncea-USA TODAY Sports
Anthony Davis was nearing a double-double even before the first half had ended. So it looked like the Los Angeles are stepping up on the offensive end at least.
What does this mean for the Lakers and Thunder?
For Los Angeles, this game is a test of what the roster can do in LeBron’s absence. Since experts often mentioned that this team is too reliant on LeBron. Moreover, even Wayne Ellington got his first minutes as a Laker.
For the Oklahoma City Thunder, the last time these sides met was the only victory for the Thunder this season. So this young team has confidence against this veteran roster.
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