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LOS ANGELES — Turning in a fourth-quarter offensive performance unmatched by a Lakers player since Kobe Bryant did it before he was even born, Lonnie Walker IV took over Game 4 of Los Angeles' second-round series against the Golden State Warriors.
LOS ANGELES: Anthony Davis and LeBron James powered the Los Angeles Lakers in a rout of defending champion Golden State on Saturday while Jimmy Butler returned from an ankle injury to spark Miami’s romp over New York in the NBA playoffs.
After one quarter, the Lakers were up 7, LeBron James had 14 points while knocking down a couple of 3s (the Lakers as a team were 5-of-8 from beyond the arc), and Los Angeles dared to dream of a 2-0 series lead.
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LOS ANGELES: LeBron James didn’t respond at first after Dillon Brooks called him old and questioned his abilities early in the Lakers’ first-round playoff series with Memphis. A day after James and the Lakers eliminated Brooks’ Grizzlies in dominant fashion, James let Jay-Z speak for him. The top scorer in NBA history tweeted some particularly pointed lyrics Saturday from Hova’s 2006 track, “Trouble.” Among several more profane bars was the phrase: “It’s apparent you’re staring at a legend.” Perhaps to everybody except Brooks, James’ legend has been fully secure for years.
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LOS ANGELES — LeBron James vowed to be better for Friday's Game 6 of the Los Angeles Lakers' first-round series against the Memphis Grizzlies.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Coming into the night tied with Derek Fisher for the most closeout victories in NBA history, there was no sugarcoating it — even with that history on his side — after LeBron James missed 12 of the 17 shots he attempted and coughed up a game-high five turnovers in the Los Angeles Lakers' 116-99 Game 5 loss Wednesday to the Memphis Grizzlies.