The Los Angeles Lakers' 107-99 victory over the Dallas Mavericks on Tuesday should cause Houston Rockets fans to shudder. Throughout the entire fourth quarter of the contest, LeBron James and Luka Dončić looked like they had been playing with one another for several years.

If the NBA's 2024-25 regular season ended Wednesday, the Los Angeles Lakers (35-21, No. 4 in Western Conference standings) and Houston Rockets (36-22, No. 5) would be slated to face off in a best-of-seven series in the first round of the West playoffs.

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On February 22nd, the Los Angeles Lakers finally defeated the Denver Nuggets. That win was actually a culmination of all the hard work they have put in at practice as LeBron James and his teammates work around adjusting to Luka Doncic‘s game.

The Los Angeles Lakers will be seriously tested this evening as they visit the Denver Nuggets, a team that has a 37-19 record and a nine-game winning streak. The Lakers, who are 33-21, are looking to resume the momentum they were building prior to the All-Star break and continue to move up the Western Conference standings.

Luka Doncic will deny he was out for revenge, but you know this had to feel good. The Lakers took charge in the final minutes and won 107-99. Doncic had a triple-double with 19 points, 15 rebounds and 12 assists.

Mavericks big man Anthony Davis went through a workout ahead of the team’s game against the Lakers that had fans emotional.

The Dallas Mavericks made their first trip to Los Angeles to play the Lakers on Tuesday night. The most talked about headline was Luka Doncic playing his first game against the Mavericks, but Anthony Davis and Max Christie were also making their returns to LA.

Anthony Davis remains sidelined with an injury, and the Dallas Mavericks expect to reevaluate him soon as they face the Los Angeles Lakers.