Quote from: Reid on Today at 10:38:52 AM

Nice.
I was also shouting and clapping. My kids are just looking at me with questions in their eyes.
"Who is he shouting at?"
"Did Daddy just hit his head?"

this made me crack up.

With AD and Dragic both out, we have a fair, level match for both teams. IIRC, Dragic wasn't exactly a top scorer for Heat, but he sure is an efficient point guard.

It's going to be Lebron James against Jimmy Butler for the last two games, and both of them are hyped up for this.

Quote from: Maslate on Today at 11:11:54 AM

We never know, but if AD would indeed not available in game 6 then I believe Miami will have an edge and Butler would not be having a problem attacking inside, and Bam as well. But according to this article, Davis would play, so Lakers are still intact.

https://clutchpoints.com/lakers-news-anthony-davis-reveals-update-on-his-game-6-status-for-lakers/

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The Los Angeles Lakers were given a proper scare in Game 5 on Friday against the Miami Heat, with Anthony Davis appearing to have sustained a significant ankle injury that kept him on the floor for a a couple of minutes.

As it turns out, however, it was nothing but a minor tweak, and according to Davis himself, he should be good to go for Game 6:

Will AD be able to play at his fullest though? Now that Bam is also on the court, someone would have to guard him well too.