Lakers stay No. 4 seed, dominate Warriors on the road
No Luka. No Austin. No excuses.
On a night that could have slipped away. the Lakers delivered one of their best efforts of the season in a win over the Warriors.
Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James (23) runs on the court against the Golden State Warriors in the fourth quarter at the Chase Center. SAN FRANCISCO — No Luka Dončić. No Austin Reaves.
No excuses. On a night that could have easily slipped into schedule loss territory, the Lakers instead delivered one of their most complete efforts of the season, a 119–103 win over the Golden State Warriors at Chase Center. It wasn’t just a victory — it was a recalibration.
Days removed from “that night” against Oklahoma City, the Lakers looked like a team that understood the stakes again. And it started, as it so often does, with LeBron James. LeBron takes control — again Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James (23) dunks the ball against the Golden State Warriors in the fourth quarter at the Chase Center.
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