Lakers put ‘unbelievable energy’ into rebounding in home win over Jazz

Lakers forward Anthony Davis and coach Darvin Ham made a dynamic duo during the Lakers’ impressive victory over the Utah Jazz. Despite the relentless Jazz defense, Davis found Taurean Prince with a cutting pass which led to a missed layup but Davis’ two-handed dunk after grabbing the offensive rebound transformed the energy of the game.

Before their fourth in-season tournament game at Crypto.com Arena, Lakers coach Darvin Ham expressed that rebounding has been a major issue for the team. Understanding the challenges posed by the tough rebounding Utah Jazz, the Lakers committed to improving their rebounding game. Utah entered the game at the top of the charts for rebounding statistics, while the Lakers struggled with key rebounding areas.

Despite giving up a significant number of offensive rebounds to the Jazz, the Lakers outrebounded and dominated them on the court, shutting down their opportunities. Anthony Davis led the Lakers by grabbing 16 rebounds along with 26 points, setting the tone for his team and exhibiting a remarkable performance.

Additionally, the Lakers found their shooting range with a 37.9% three-point shooting accuracy, creating openings for their entire team by knocking down three-pointers. The game also saw promising performances from young players, such as Max Christie’s significant contributions in the absence of Cam Reddish.

Overall, the Lakers’ stunning victory over the Utah Jazz showcased a remarkable synergy and remarkable athletic prowess, solidifying their dominance in the tournament.

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