Lakers Legend Makes A Bold Claim About Anthony Davis: “Catch A Little Rhythm”

Anthony Davis made his much-awaited return on Tuesday against the Brooklyn Nets. Davis was out for the last 17 games due to a knee injury and the Los Angeles Lakers missed his presence. The Lakers went 7-10 without Davis and they have struggled to score consistently.

Davis ended the game with 8 points, 2 rebounds, and 4 blocks in 25 minutes of action. He started off the game with a lob from LeBron James and he slammed it in.

Davis looked a little rusty, which can be expected when you miss a long stretch of games. However, his defensive prowess hasn’t seemed to have left him as he notched up 4 blocks. The Lakers won the game 106-96 courtesy of LeBron James, who ended the night with 33 points, 7 rebounds, and 6 assists.

For the Nets, James Harden led the way with 33 points and he ended the game with a triple-double. This win puts the Lakers back at the.500 record while the Nets fall to their 17th defeat of the season.

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Metta Sandiford-Artest says the Lakers will push once Anthony Davis gets his rhythm

Metta Sandiford-Artest is a former NBA player who played 17 seasons in the league. He was one of the best perimeter defenders in the league and he won the title with the Lakers in 2010. Metta had something to say about AD making his return.

The Lakers have been struggling all season long. The acquisition of Russell Westbrook has not gone according to plan as he has struggled to adapt. With AD being out on the sidelines, the load fell on a 37-year-old LeBron James, who has been playing exceptional basketball just to keep the Lakers relevant. He will be relieved to have Davis back, as he provides the Lakers a secondary scoring option and a tough defensive presence.

Even though he is having a disappointing season, Davis is a top player in the league on his day. His size, athleticism, touch, handling, and footwork make him impossible to guard in the post. His huge wingspan allows him to keep up with faster guards and he is one of the best shot-blockers in the league. The Lakers and LeBron will want to see more of this AD, as we approach the All-Star break.

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