“He’s got a hamstring injury and he’s dancing” Angry Stephen A. Smith falls short of words as Russell Westbrook arrives at Nuggets game’ dancing
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Russell Westbrook, the Lakers player who had been out with a hamstring injury, entered Denver Nuggets’ arena dancing as the public wondered what transpired with him. Westbrook’s frantic walk to the floor was recorded on camera while Stephen A. Smith was on broadcast, and the TV commentator wasn’t a huge fan.
After their defeat to the Nuggets, the Los Angeles Lakers have a record of 0-5 in the Western Conference, which illustrates how slim their odds of success are. The team is aware of how serious the situation is and is working to avoid another early-season setback. The roster seems to be in shambles as new head coach Darvin Ham finds his footing and Russell Westbrook continues to get the most of the hostility. While Westbrook is already a scapegoat, he now gives more reasons for people to bash him as shown today.
Stephen A. Smith, for one, is convinced that Westbrook’s lack of participation against the Nuggets was not due to an injury. The senior analyst was able to make the same claim after Brodie entered the arena dancing. He stated at “NBA in Stephen A’s World” that: “Really? You see what the problem is? Listen, I’m not trying to get on him y’all, but y’all are 0-3, y’all are one of the worst shooting teams in the league, and he walks in, he’s not playing tonight because of a hamstring injury. But he’s boppin’ and dancing.”
Lakers lose to the Nuggets and holds a record of 0-4 as a result.
The Denver Nuggets defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 110-99 on Wednesday night where Nikola Jokic scored 31 points and 13 rebounds, and Jamal Murray made a crucial three-pointer. Jokic fell short of a triple-double by one assist b ut Bruce Brown was caught off guard by the 31 points. Murray had trouble with his long-range jumper but rediscovered his touch in the paint, finishing with 13 points while displaying glimpses of his explosiveness as he recovers from a knee problem.
Los Angeles’ Anthony Davis recorded 22 points and 14 rebounds despite having a strained lower back and LeBron James scored 19 points, extending his streak of games double digit scoring. Russell Westbrook was rested due to a strained left hamstring and t The Lakers are still the only teams without a victory this year, joining Sacramento and Orlando as the only others. The Lakers hit 8 of 30 from outside the arc for a 26.7 percent conversion rate, which was their best shooting performance of the season after never exceeding 25 percent in their first three games.
Stephen A. Smith with more takes and Russell Westbrook’s undecided future
Westbrook’s desire to leave has been noticed as Lakers Nation continues to detest his presence, as ESPN commentator Stephen A. Smith would remark. Smith recently said in an interview that: “He knows they want him gone. From what I’m hearing, he practically wants to be gone, but they can’t just let him go for nothing.” Westbrook’s ineffectiveness is one factor in the Lakers’ poor performance and after a terrible season, everyone thought Russ could turn things around. As a result of averaging 10.3 points, 6.7 rebounds, and 4.3 assists, he is really looking worse than ever.
The Lakers’ major issue is not just Russell Westbrook as it was already said that he is still a piece that deal which could net a sizable amount of talent. After an 0-4 start, the Lakers wouldn’t want to further damage their standing as the administration must act quickly and with seriousness. Thus, the front office is in distress as they attempt to make the best of the circumstances, particularly since LeBron James’ window for a title is shrinking.
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