“If AD is the man, everyone else falls in line”: LeBron James’ $177,130,800 Rich Co-star Would Be the Key to Lakers’ Success as Per ex-Champ







The Los Angeles Lakers are a strong candidate to win the title the next year. They ultimately found their groove after having a wild ride throughout the 2022–23 season, which helped them go far into the playoffs. Their improved synergy was aided by secondary players like Austin Reaves and D'Angelo Russell as well as their top players Anthony Davis and LeBron James. The Lakers are clearly moving in the right direction, despite their heartbreaking departure at the hands of the Denver Nuggets.

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Former LeBron James’ teammate predicts AD is the key for Lakers







Jefferson asserted that the Lakers are among the top 10 teams in the league and that despite being a valuable asset, D'Angelo Russell will remain with the team after the trade deadline. Channing continued by saying that despite Anthony Davis believing in Russell (a 47% field goal shooter) to avoid a double team, he cannot be an all-star with LeBron James and AD. Frye later asserted that the success of the Lakers may depend on Davis' performances. "If AD is the man, everyone else falls in line," he declared.

Can Anthony Davis be the league’s MVP this year?







Joel Embiid, Nikola Jokic, and Giannis Antetokounmpo are three excellent players who have dominated MVP awards in recent NBA seasons. The fact that all three of them are huge men unites them with AD. When discussing the top big guys in the league, Anthony Davis gets brought up. Some could even contend that he plays better than any one of the three of them.

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