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Laying out for the blueprint for Lakers’ success without Doncic, Reaves



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“The Lakers are down after the regular season-ending injuries to star guards Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves.”
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“The Lakers have already clinched a playoff spot before Doncic (Grade 2 left hamstring strain) and Reaves (Grade 2 left oblique strain) suffered their regular season-ending injuries during last Thursday’s blowout road loss to the Thunder.”
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“The Lakers are guaranteed to play beyond Sunday’s regular season finale against the Jazz.”
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“Doncic and Reaves combined to average 56.8 points, 13.8 assists and 6.3 made 3-pointers per game for the Lakers during the regular season.”
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“The Lakers scored 128 points but allowed the Mavericks to score 134 points in their first home win in over two months.”
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“LeBron James missed Tuesday’s home game against the Thunder because of left foot injury management.”
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“Marcus Smart sat out of the matchup for his eighth consecutive missed game because of a right ankle contusion.”
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“The Lakers have an above-average offensive rebounding rate when Maxi Kleber and Jaxson Hayes share the floor.”
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“The Lakers become an elite offensive rebounding team when Kleber and Deandre Ayton are on the court together.”
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“LeBron James is third in the league in transition points per game.”
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