Key Takeaways:
- Los Angeles Lakers secured their second straight win after a four-game losing streak, defeating San Antonio 125-109
- Luka Doncic led with 21 points, 14 assists, and 9 rebounds, just one board short of a triple-double
- The Lakers (42-25) are fourth in the West behind Denver (44-25) and Houston (44-25)
The Los Angeles Lakers returned to winning form with their second consecutive victory following a tough stretch of four straight road losses. Back on home court, the Lakers found new energy and secured a 125-109 win against the struggling San Antonio.
LeBron James remained sidelined as his return from injury continues to be delayed, but that didn’t stop the Lakers from dominating. Austin Reaves stepped up with 30 points, while Luka Doncic orchestrated the offense with 21 points, 14 assists, and 9 rebounds, falling just one board short of a triple-double. The Slovenian playmaker continues to make the game look effortless, solidifying his status as a fan favorite in Los Angeles. Bronny James also saw minutes, coming off the bench and sinking a three-pointer in his three minutes on the court.
The Lakers now hold a 42-25 record and sit fourth in the Western Conference, but they have their sights set on second place. Denver and Houston are both at 44-25, while Oklahoma City remains far ahead at the top with a 56-12 record.
