According to ESPN reporter Dave McMenamine, the Lakers' inside lineman Anthony Davis may return at some stage this month, and the most likely time is to return to the game in the Lakers' 6-game away stage.
After suffering an injury from a sprained left knee, the latest news is that Anthony Davis has returned to the court for individual training, while the Lakers said four weeks ago that Davis' injury would require at least four weeks of absence.
In the 12 games that Anthony Davis missed, the Lakers can only play a 5-7 record performance, and when Davis returns, the Lakers will undoubtedly have better strength and impact better performance.
On the other hand, the recent topic of Westbrook's inability to play well enough for the Lakers has caused a hot discussion, and in an interview with the US media Sam Amik, Westbrook admitted that he is still trying to make adjustments, but if the team wants to win, he will be the one who needs to make the biggest sacrifice:
"As a team and as a whole, we're all trying to solve this problem," Westbrook said, "and I knew I had to make the biggest sacrifice, and I understood that, so I had to come up with a way to make myself make that decision." ”
So far this season, Westbrook has indeed not been able to perform well enough, and it can even be said that he has not yet found a way to adapt to the Lakers.
Finally, the Blazers superstar Damian Lillard talked about Westbrook's trash on the court in an interview:
"I think he was basically talking to himself there," Lillard said.
In fact, there has always been a starter in the league, and that is, the main reason why Westbrook talks nonsense is not against the opposing players, but a kind of self-motivation, and Lillard is clearly a player who agrees with this statement.