The Lakers will need to keep Morant from easy paths to, and above, the rim. We’ve got to come in locked in and prepared.”
Knowing that this team we’re facing is a really, really good team. We don’t look at ourselves as underdogs, obviously. “Once you get in, it’s all about matchups and things like that. I think seeding doesn’t matter,” Davis said. “When you get in the playoffs, it’s zero-zero. The challenges playing against the second-seeded Grizzlies are all obvious. Being around it so long, it’s a marathon. “We were able to improve our roster at the deadline, and also those guys coming back healthy, and now having everybody entirely healthy, the sky’s the limit. And those segments of the season when they weren’t available, we just had to kinda just continue to swim and throw our arms and kick our feet to stay above water and maintain,” coach Darvin Ham said last Sunday after the final regular-season game. “I just knew having a healthy LeBron and a healthy AD at the right time, the sky’s the limit. With an empty injury report - James, Anthony Davis and Dennis Schroder are all listed as probable - the Lakers know they’ve won nine of the last 11 games in which James and Davis both have been healthy. That everyone agreed on, but the way the Lakers played following the All-Star break has them operating with a quiet confidence. Once the ball gets tipped Sunday, there will be little use in looking back at the games that proceeded the playoffs. “I’d rather play in them than watch them,” he said.ĭoes it ever get old being in the playoffs? What did he miss last year when he sat out the playoffs? “I think it’s 16 teams in the postseason and there’s opportunity for all 16,” James said. LeBron James, Ja Morant and Anthony Davis headline the Lakers-Grizzlies playoff series, but other players will have key roles.
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