Lakers blow out short-handed Warriors
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“The Lakers beat the Warriors 119-103 in the first night of a back-to-back for both teams.”
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“Luka Doncic (left hamstring) and Austin Reaves (left oblique) had regular season-ending injuries.”
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“Marcus Smart (right ankle contusion) and Jaxson Hayes (left foot soreness) were absent.”
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“The Lakers had 19 turnovers, which helped the Warriors score 22 points.”
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“The Warriors were without Steph Curry, Kristaps Porzingis, and Al Horford.”
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“The Lakers outscored the Warriors 66-54 in the second half.”
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“LeBron James had 26 points, 11 assists, and 7 rebounds in 32 minutes.”
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“Deandre Ayton added 21 points on 9-of-11 shooting and 5 rebounds in 31 minutes.”
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“Brandin Podziemski led the Warriors with 17 points.”
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“The Lakers ended their three-game losing streak and improved to 51-29 on the season.”
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“The Warriors (37-43) were already locked into 10th place in the Western Conference.”
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“Curry was ruled out on Thursday afternoon, taking away the best chances of the game being competitive.”
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“The Lakers finished with 37 assists, one short of their season-best mark of 38.”
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“Luke Kennard had 8 assists in addition to his 14 points.”
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