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LAKERS at PISTONS | FULL GAME HIGHLIGHTS | November 21, 2021
James ejected after bloodying Stewart, Lakers beat Pistons LAKERS at PISTONS FULL GAME HIGHLIGHTS November 21, 2021 ALL CLIPS ARE PROPERTY OF THE NBA. NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT IS INTENDED. ALL CLIPS ARE EDITED TO FOLLOW THE "FREE USE" GUIDELINES OF YOUTUBE!! 🔴 SUBSCRIBE: https://youtube.com/c/Ray2K Check Out My Channel For More NBA Content: https://youtube.com/c/Ray2K ‼️ Don’t Forget To Smash The Like Buttton 👍 🛎 JOIN THE NOTI GANG! Don’t miss out when I go live and when new videos drop by turning on post notifications LeBron James was ejected for drawing blood from Isaiah Stewart's face, sending the superstar to the locker room early in the third quarter and leaving his teammates to pick up the slack. Anthony Davis and Russell Westbrook did that in a big way. Davis had 30 points, 10 rebounds and two big blocked shots late on rookie Cade Cunningham. Westbrook contributed 26 points, 10 assists and nine rebounds, leading the Los Angeles Lakers to a 121-116 comeback victory over the Detroit Pistons on Sunday night. "Everybody's level went up when LB came out," Davis said. The 20-year-old Cunningham, the No. 1 overall pick in the draft, had 13 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists to become the youngest player in franchise history with a triple-double. James' Flagrant 2 foul ended his night after his left elbow and hand appeared to make contact with Stewart's face when they were tangled up while boxing out for a rebound. Detroit's center, who was called for a foul before James hit him, had to be held back more than once to keep him separated from the NBA superstar and was also ejected. "I don't think he should be facing anything from the league," Pistons coach Dwane Casey said. "He didn't get off the floor in time, and the league will have to decide about that, and I thought that was why he was ejected from the game. " Westbrook was assessed a technical after the officials reviewed the play and the fallout from it, determining he was an "escalator," while there was pushing, shoving and trash talking. All parties were relieved that an all-out melee wasn't witnessed as it was on Nov. 19, 2004, when the Pistons and Indiana Pacers had a brawl that spilled into the stands. Davis praised players, coaches and security for keeping the peace. "Everybody did a great job trying to deescalate the situation," he said. "You never want it to get to that point like 17 years ago." After calm was restored on Sunday night, Detroit closed the third quarter strong and led 99-84 entering the fourth. "Up and until that point, we're still trying to figure each other out," Los Angeles coach Frank Vogel said. Westbrook and Davis both scored in double figures in the final quarter, leading a rally that gave the Lakers a win to reach .500 this season. Detroit had the ball with 5.9 seconds left with the chance to potentially tie the game, but Hamidou Diallo turned the ball over and Davis made free throws to seal the victory. "We had 27 assists going into the fourth quarter, which put us in a position to win, but we stopped moving the ball," Casey said. "We didn't have a single assist in the fourth quarter." James had 10 points and five assists in his second game back in the lineup. After missing eight games with an abdominal strain, he played Friday night in a 130-108 loss at Boston. "Everyone in the league knows LeBron isn't a dirty guy," Davis said. "As soon as he did it, he looked back and told him, ‘My bad.'" THE CLOSER Westbrook had 15 points, six assists and five rebounds in the fourth quarter. "His offensive determination to attack was something that was very welcome and hopefully is a momentum-builder for him as well," Vogel said. TIP-INS Lakers: Carmelo Anthony scored 18 points. ... Dwight Howard had 13 points, making a career-high two 3-pointers. ... Los Angeles will host Detroit next Sunday night. Pistons: Diallo had 17 points and Frank Jackson had 15 points. ... Guard Killian Hayes missed the game with a thumb injury. ... Cunningham joined Hall of Famers Grant Hill and Dave DeBusschere as Detroit rookies to have a triple-double in their first 11 games with the franchise. SOURCE: AP
SPURS at LAKERS | FULL GAME HIGHLIGHTS | November 14, 2021
Davis has 34 points and 15 rebounds, Lakers beat Spurs SPURS at LAKERS FULL GAME HIGHLIGHTS November 14, 2021 ALL CLIPS ARE PROPERTY OF THE NBA. NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT IS INTENDED. ALL CLIPS ARE EDITED TO FOLLOW THE "FREE USE" GUIDELINES OF YOUTUBE!! 🔴 SUBSCRIBE: https://youtube.com/c/Ray2K Check Out My Channel For More NBA Content: https://youtube.com/c/Ray2K ‼️ Don’t Forget To Smash The Like Buttton 👍 🛎 JOIN THE NOTI GANG! Don’ miss out when I go live and when new videos drop by turning on post notifications Anthony Davis had 34 points and 15 rebounds to help the Los Angeles Lakers beat the San Antonio Spurs 114-106 on Sunday. Talen Horton-Tucker scored 17 points in his season debut for the Lakers, and Carmelo Anthony and Wayne Ellington each had 15 points. Los Angeles led by 14 points in the second half, then held on improve to 3-3 since LeBron James was sidelined Nov. 4 because of an abdominal strain. The Lakers have won four overall games this season without James, one a 125-121 overtime victory in San Antonio on Oct. 26. Davis had the big game two days after the Lakers were humbled by 24 points in a home loss to Minnesota, with the All-Star forward saying afterward the performance was “embarrassing” and that the team lacked effort in a deciding third quarter. His effort Sunday was a concerted effort to lead by example. “I wanted to come out and dominate the game and do whatever I could to get the team going,” Davis said. “That’s the type of energy you need from our bench, our star players, our role players.” Dejounte Murray had a triple-double for the Spurs with 22 points with 10 rebounds and 10 assists. Keldon Johnson scored 24 points. Murray’s other triple-double came in the previous meeting against the Lakers. San Antonio lost for the fifth time in its last seven games and fell in the opener of consecutive games at Los Angeles, with a meeting against the surging Clippers on Tuesday night. “I was really happy with their effort,” Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said. “Too many turnovers tonight against those guys, but we never gave in. They kept playing, they’re getting better. They’ve got to keep their energy up.” The Spurs gave up 19 points on 15 turnovers, while scoring 15 points on 16 Lakers turnovers. Davis scored 19 points in the first quarter on 8-of-10 shooting and had 27 points in the half. The return of Horton-Tucker also helped with the early energy level. The third-year player found a comfort zone in the second half with 12 points. “We have a strong belief in that young man and what he can do on both sides of the ball,” Lakers head coach Frank Vogel said about Horton-Tucker. “Obviously, when we get whole, we have a log of good choices, but he’s going to be a big part of it.” The Spurs pulled to 105-103 with 2:41 remaining on a 3-pointer from Doug McDermott. The Lakers had a 7-0 run to take control, getting a 3-pointer from Anthony with 1:46 to go for a 110-103 lead and a layup from Russell Westbrook for a 112-103 edge. Westbrook finished with 14 points, 11 rebounds and seven assists. Malik Monk had 16 points for the Lakers. “One day at a time, that’s all I can tell you,” Westbrook said when asked if the Lakers are close to being the team they hoped to be with James’ return around the corner. “We hope so but we’ll take it one day at a time and slowly get guys back and get it turned around.” Devin Vassell added 19 points for San Antonio, and Thaddeus Young had 17. “They just got to keep their energy up and their belief up that the worm will turn as long as we continue to execute better and better,” Popovich said. TIP-INS Spurs: C Jakob Poeltl was eligible to return from COVID-19 protocols but watched from the bench in street clothes as he works on his conditioning. Poeltl “might be available” for Tuesday’s game against the Clippers, according to Popovich. … F Keita Bates-Diop played three minutes Sunday after missing two games with a lower back bruise. Lakers: Horton-Tucker (thumb) was in the starting lineup for his season debut and made his first basket on a 3-pointer just under four minutes into the game. … Anthony made his first start of the season after starting three times in 69 games for the Portland Trail Blazers last season. It was his 1,118th career start. SOURCE: AP
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