The Los Angeles Lakers will travel to the away game on March 30 to challenge the Dallas Mavericks. The Dallas Mavericks are currently in fourth place in the West with 46 wins and 29 losses, while the Los Angeles Lakers are only 31 wins and 43 losses, ranking tenth in the West. The two teams have played each other twice this season, with the Los Angeles Lakers winning 1-1, and the point difference between the two teams in both games is very close, and the difference in strength shown is not as large as the difference in the record of the two teams. So what are the new developments for the Lakers before this game? At present, there are two news about the Lakers, which can be said to be one joy and one worry.
First of all, the good news is that Davis is really not far from a comeback. In today's interview, the Lakers head coach was asked about Davis's situation and said that Davis can participate in the complete confrontation training today, complete all the team training sessions and confrontation games, and there are no problems, which is the first complete training after his injury. This means that Davis is about to make a comeback. In addition, Vogel said: "We are in a phase of focusing on how his body responds to this and how sore it is after the first real-time training." The Lakers still list Davis as unlikely to play, but overall, Davis is not far from returning to the game.
The bad news is that James is likely to miss the next game against the Dallas Mavericks. The Lakers have now listed James as an unlikely state, and Vogel also said: "Due to the sprain of the ankle James has some swelling, we will list him as an unlikely state, today James did not participate in training, but stayed in the hotel for ankle treatment." "Judging from the current news, James' foot injury should not be too serious, but it is still likely to miss the recent game.
If james and Davis can't play in the next game against the Dallas Mavericks, it's really hard for the Lakers to win. The Lone Rangers have won three of their last four games and are in very good overall shape. If the Lakers only rely on the remnants of the enemy, it is most likely impossible to win. The Lakers and Spurs are currently only one win apart, and if they are not careful, they will fall to the eleventh place. For the Lakers and Vogel, every next game must be won, I don't know if the management and coaching staff will risk letting Davis come back early or let James play with an injury?