There's a report saying the Jazz has interest in JHS.

@Rob

I'd take Ben Simmons and Dennis for D'Lo and Vando

I will drive JHS to Salt Lake City myself

I got snaps on the petro

I got you with gas money gang

Anthony Davis tonight:

38 PTS
12 REB
3 STL
2 BLK
14-20 FG

JJ Redick on D’Angelo Russell: “I would say he’s one of the more vocal leaders on our team.”

JJ Redick said he isn’t surprised at how easily AD is scoring (Davis could be No. 1 depending upon Jokic’s total at MIN). Said they try to call certain actions for AD, but much of his scoring comes in the flow: “The ball is going to find AD if we play the way we want to play.”

JJ Redick says the Lakers' offense is designed to find the best players.

"The ball is gonna find AD if we play the way we want to play. We always look for opportunities to go to him with a set call."

JJ Redick said he adjusted the rotation tonight to put the ball in D’Angelo Russell’s hands more next to Anthony Davis. That also resulted with Austin Reaves and LeBron James playing more together, with Redick noting their two-man chemistry.

Anthony Davis was happy with the Lakers' play in the first half but said there was "slippage" in the second half.

"If we play how we did (in the first half), we'll be a tough team to beat."

Austin Reaves says his ankle feels "great."

"I would've felt a little better if I didn't go 0-for-9 in the second half, but we won."

He said he plans on playing the Lakers' next game and is trying to play all 82 again this season.

Austin Reaves said that JJ Redick approached him and D’Angelo Russell this morning about adjusting the rotation and both were on board with the change.

"The NBA is reopening an investigation into a 2021 incident involving Los Angeles Lakers center Jaxson Hayes after TMZ posted a video Saturday of the altercation between him and his then-girlfriend.

"As a result of the media report and video posted this morning, we are reopening our investigation," NBA spokesman Mike Bass told ESPN in a statement.

TMZ posted 5½ minutes of security camera footage from the 2021 incident showing Hayes -- then a member of the New Orleans Pelicans -- arguing with Sofia Jamora, his then-girlfriend. The video shows Hayes appearing to pull Jamora out of a doorway while she can be heard saying, "Stop. Let go of me." Hayes can be heard replying, "What the f--- is wrong with you?"

espn.com/nba/story/_/id/42160186/nba-reopening-probe-lakers-hayes-video-released

"Hayes and Jamora then are shown leaving the residence and continuing their argument in the driveway. "I'm not going to let you hit me anymore," Jamora can be heard saying in the video. "What the f--- do I look like, a punching bag?"

Not long after that comment, the video shows Hayes walking away from Jamora and then turning his head back to spit in her direction.

The Los Angeles Police Department responded to the scene in Woodland Hills, California, after a domestic disturbance call, and Hayes was arrested. In June 2022, he was sentenced to three years of probation, 450 hours of community service and a year of weekly domestic violence classes."

"The NBA did not discipline Hayes following its initial investigation into the arrest.

"There has already been an extensive investigation that we cooperated with the league on, and as that investigation reopens, we will continue to do so," a spokesperson for Hayes told ESPN on Saturday.

Hayes also was ordered to pay restitution at the time, according to Los Angeles City Attorney's Office spokesman Rob Wilcox.

Police body camera video showed Hayes scuffling with officers and being hit twice with an electronic stun gun after they ordered him out of the home while they sought to question a woman inside. Hayes told officers the woman was his girlfriend and that she had been "throwing some stuff" at him while they argued.

Hayes was treated at a hospital after the altercation. An officer thrown against a wall by Hayes was treated for an elbow injury."

"Although more than three years have passed since the incident, there was new litigation this week.

A lawsuit filed Tuesday by attorneys representing Jamora and obtained by ESPN alleges that Robert T. Tamate, the officer whom Hayes scuffled with, had "previously met with Hayes's attorneys and was compensated monetarily by Hayes for unknown reasons."

"We understand that the NBA has a no-tolerance policy against domestic violence, and therefore the victim welcomes any further investigation into Hayes' actions and will cooperate with said investigation," a spokesperson for Jamora told ESPN."

Leaked TMZ Footage

kevin porter and bridges still in the league

That nigga is INSANE

If a white woman tells me she doesn't feel safe, my next thought is I'm the next Emmett Till