Apart from the triumph and his stupendous performance, Anthony Davis did not have a good time in the game between Los Angeles Lakers and the Chicago Bulls. The basketball player suffered a hard elbow from Coby White on their genitals and the maneuver sparked controversy on social media.
In the fourth quarter, Davis got the ball out along with Dennis Schroeder and that’s when White He approached him to try to catch him. She first met him with a blow to the thigh, but then he struggled again and he elbowed him in his testiclesimmediately causing the power forward to duck as he ran out of air.
Upon seeing the play, the referee of the game immediately charged the offense and, after carefully reviewing it on the screen, they determined that the foul had been blatant 1. This led to 2 free throws plus ball possession for the Lakers.
In any case, many users in the networks accused that the infraction really was not serious and that it should not have been for such a sanction. Finally, LeBron James’ team took the victory 121-110 at the United Center, with an extraordinary Davis who scored a double-double thanks to his 38 points and ten rebounds, while The King capitalized 25 points.
What Bulls vs. Lakers left for the NBA
According to the information provided by the EFE news agency, “with a balance of 38-38, They caught up with the New Orleans Pelicans. in eighth position in the West, in full ‘play-in’ positions”.
The United Center was packed despite the skyrocketing price of tickets to see LeBron James. There, the Lakers played a correct game and continue to expand their postseason illusion with a ‘King James’ who proved to be in good shape in his second game since his return from a foot injury.
Davis is covered in a shot.
The seventh place, which would potentially avoid an extra round of the ‘play-in’, is within the reach of the Lakers, who are also two victories behind the Warriors, sixth, with one game less. Reaching that position would give them direct access to the ‘playoffs’ after the failure experienced last year.
For the Bulls, the best was the Montenegrin Nikola Vucevic, with 29 points and twelve rebounds. The center scored fifteen of the Bulls’ twenty points in the first period.
DeMar DeRozan had 22 shooting 9-of-15, but the Bulls only led in the second quarter, falling out of the game in the second half.
It was to Vucevic’s credit if the Lakers didn’t make a big break in the first period. The Lakers moved the ball quickly and played brilliantly at the group level, with Austin Reaves leading with eight points, LeBron, Davis and Vanderbilt with five and Russell with four.
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