Anthony Davis and the Lakers Finally Helped LeBron to Snap Losing Streak vs. Clippers

LeBron James finally wasn't alone on the court as his teammates improved their game compared to previous performances, it seems that the message the Lakers superstar sent saying they sucked in the loss to the Grizzlies made its effect.

LeBron James was the best player for the LA Lakers as usual, but this time, the rest of the team responded by having great performances overall, from the starting lineup to their role players.

The Lakers superstar scored 25 points while Anthony Davis scored 22 points and while Austin Reaves had a great night, he wasn't one of the best scorers as he got 7 points.

This time around, Taurean Prince and Cam Reddish were better they scored 11 points and 7 points respectively. From the bench, Christian Wood was impressive with 9 scored points in 16 minutes of playtime. The Lakers took a critical victory by beating the Clippers in a thriller of a game that was decided to the last seconds of the final quarter.

Darvin Ham gets honest on the LA Lakers' current struggles

Darvin Ham, who’s recently referred to the peaks and valleys of an NBA season, was asked how he knows if this is a valley or a cliff that he and the Lakers are facing. Ham: “I don’t know. I guess the velocity at which I hit the ground.” This time around things were different as the team took the win.