Anthony Davis might have knocked up with a knee injury on Game 3 against the Phoenix Suns, even though the Los Angeles Lakers won with a score of 109-95. Although he hyperextended his left knee after blocking Devin Booker, still he doesn’t need to worry much as they are leading with a 2-1 score in the series.
He told Dave McMenamin from ESPN Sports, that there’s no chance that he won’t play on Game 4, and he always wanted to contribute to the team’s success. He also cited that this is going to be the biggest game in the series. He is positive that he can still play on Sunday, as the team is getting desperate to win to lead the game on their home court.
His teammate Kentavious Caldwell-Pope also left the game early for hurting his left knee, and it seemed questionable for him to return on Game 4. Their coach, Frank Vogel, is still hopeful that Davis and Caldwell-Pope can still play because they are significant contributors to the team’s score.
Davis was able to finish off the game with an average score of 34 points, and 11 rebounds and has an overall performance of 27 points and 9.3 rebounds. The Los Angeles Lakers are currently listed on BetMGM to win Game 4. While Davis is taking time to rest his left knee injury, many fans hoped to see him back on the court for the proceeding games.