Watch: LeBron James Delivers First Assist to Anthony Davis

LeBron James, Anthony Davis and the Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Golden State Warriors. LeBron and Davis look really good together, and this is just the preseason. What will happen when the regular season starts off?

The Lakers had a 18-5 lead over the Warriors at the beginning. The team is no joke, and LeBron really plays to run the offense through the former Pelican.

“We’re going to start LeBron [James], Avery Bradley, Danny Green, Anthony Davis and JaVale McGee,” Vogel said before cautioning not to go too deep into this decision.

“We’re going to mix it up every night throughout the preseason and potentially into the season. The guys are going to have opportunities to start just to see different [combinations]. The preseason is just about combinations.”

“I’m excited about what we can be, we got a little bit of a taste of it tonight,” Vogel said. “[Davis] is a monster. It’s going be very difficult to slow him down with what we have around him. I’m excited about what he’s going to do and Lakers fans should be too.”

The Lakers are really powerful, and Magic Johnson couldn’t ignore this.

“Laker Nation, I just watched LeBron and Anthony Davis put on a show in the 1st quarter of the Lakers vs. Warriors exhibition game. Watch out rest of the NBA!” Johnson tweeted. “I think LeBron is going to average close to a triple double this season. His passing was on point and Anthony Davis was dominant in that 1st quarter.”

LeBron was really satisfied with the game, and he is more than ready to hit the floor in the regular season. Will they win the championship this season?

“It’s been very good because of the relationship we had before becoming teammates,” James said. “We’re able to be straightforward with one another and not sugarcoat anything and not take anything personal. We’re able to take constructive criticism. I can get in his ear and he can get in my ear but it’s all to make each other better and challenge each other, which will ultimately be better for the team.”