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Is Luka Doncic Playing Tonight? Where to Watch Lakers vs Warriors Preseason Game

The Lakers’ long injury report includes forward Adou Thiero. The rookie is not even participating in the training sessions as things stand due to a knee injury and will most likely not be available on Sunday. Joining the former Arkansas standout is veteran Maxi Kleber. The 33-year-old big man is on a day-to-day basis due to a quadriceps issue. Although, according to ESPN, he did some individual work on Tuesday, it’s safe to say he won’t be entering the court on Sunday. Although the Lakers will be without several of their players, there is still a lot of optimism around Southern California. The trio of Austin Reaves, Marcus Smart, and Luka Doncic might play together tonight. However, that’s a mere speculation for now, given that the Slovenian superstar is a game-day decision for JJ Redick and Co. Nonetheless, that’s all for the injury report, as now you might be wondering where to watch this game, right? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Where to watch the Lakers vs the Warriors preseason matchup? Last time out, the Golden State Warriors took home a convincing 111-103 win over the Los Angeles Lakers. This marked LA’s second defeat in the preseason, and they will be looking to change that tonight at the Crypto.com Arena despite missing some key names. So, here’s where you can catch the action live within the United States: Date: 12th September, Sunday Time: 6:30 p.m. PT/ 9:30 p.m. ET Where to Watch: Spectrum Sportsnet, NBA TV Who do we think will win round two? Well, that’s a bit tricky. While it would’ve been another W for the Golden State if they had Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler, that’s not the case. Both superstars are expected to miss tonight’s clash in Los Angeles. That means with Austin Reaves and Marcus Smart returning, the Purple & Gold might just have an upper hand this time. That is, without taking into account that there’s a slight chance we might see Luka Doncic in action, who participated in the team practice recently. So, if we’re to pick a team, it would be the Lakers, as not only do they have a much more star-studded lineup this time around, but also because they will be hungry to get their first preseason win, especially in front of their home crowd, as we await tip-off.

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Is Luka Doncic Playing Tonight? Where to Watch Lakers vs Warriors Preseason Game
The Lakers’ long injury report includes forward Adou Thiero. The rookie is not even participating in the training sessions as things stand due to a knee injury and will most likely not be available on Sunday. Joining the former Arkansas standout is veteran Maxi Kleber. The 33-year-old big man is on a day-to-day basis due to a quadriceps issue. Although, according to ESPN, he did some individual work on Tuesday, it’s safe to say he won’t be entering the court on Sunday. Although the Lakers will be without several of their players, there is still a lot of optimism around Southern California. The trio of Austin Reaves, Marcus Smart, and Luka Doncic might play together tonight. However, that’s a mere speculation for now, given that the Slovenian superstar is a game-day decision for JJ Redick and Co. Nonetheless, that’s all for the injury report, as now you might be wondering where to watch this game, right? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Where to watch the Lakers vs the Warriors preseason matchup? Last time out, the Golden State Warriors took home a convincing 111-103 win over the Los Angeles Lakers. This marked LA’s second defeat in the preseason, and they will be looking to change that tonight at the Crypto.com Arena despite missing some key names. So, here’s where you can catch the action live within the United States: Date: 12th September, Sunday Time: 6:30 p.m. PT/ 9:30 p.m. ET Where to Watch: Spectrum Sportsnet, NBA TV Who do we think will win round two? Well, that’s a bit tricky. While it would’ve been another W for the Golden State if they had Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler, that’s not the case. Both superstars are expected to miss tonight’s clash in Los Angeles. That means with Austin Reaves and Marcus Smart returning, the Purple & Gold might just have an upper hand this time. That is, without taking into account that there’s a slight chance we might see Luka Doncic in action, who participated in the team practice recently. So, if we’re to pick a team, it would be the Lakers, as not only do they have a much more star-studded lineup this time around, but also because they will be hungry to get their first preseason win, especially in front of their home crowd, as we await tip-off.
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