The Los Angeles Lakers showcased their dominance in a 124-108 victory over the New Orleans Pelicans, securing the eighth seed in the Western Conference. However, the win did not come without a scare as star player Anthony Davis suffered back spasms during the game.

Despite the injury, Davis has assured fans that he will be ready to play in the upcoming rematch against the Pelicans on Tuesday. Head coach Darvin Ham confirmed that the back spasms were not a major concern and attributed them to a collision with Larry Nance Jr.

There is some concern about the potential for the spasms to reoccur, but Davis remains confident in his availability for the crucial matchup. The Lakers’ season heavily relies on Davis’ health and availability for the playoffs, making his recovery a top priority for the team.

With debates swirling about whether the Lakers should try to avoid facing the Denver Nuggets in the playoffs, some fans are wondering if it would be worth potentially losing the first play-in game for extra rest for LeBron James and Davis. However, AD has expressed confidence in his health and the Lakers’ chances against the Pelicans on Tuesday.

As the Lakers gear up for the playoffs, all eyes will be on Davis and his recovery from the back spasms. Fans will be eagerly awaiting his return to the court and hoping for a successful playoff run for the team. Stay tuned to ‘Insider Wales Sport’ for all the latest updates on Davis’ condition and the Lakers’ journey to the playoffs.