LeBron James Reacts to Anthony Davis’ Big Game 2 vs Portland Trail Blazers

LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers had a much better time vs the Portland Trail Blazers. After a surprising upset against Portland in game one of the first round of the playoffs, many fans were left puzzled. How could a team with as much talent as the Lakers lose so easily?

Well, whatever they had in the first game was taken care of last night. The Lakers dismantled the Trail Blazers in the second game. This is much more what fans were expecting heading into the playoffs. They had their way in pretty much every part of the game.

One of the reasons why the Lakers played so well was because of Anthony Davis’ play. LeBron James talked about what he meant in the win after the game. They need more play like this from Davis.

LeBron James on difference in Anthony Davis between the two games: "He was just aggressive from the beginning of the game."

— Lakers Nation (@LakersNation) August 21, 2020

James had some pretty kind words for his teammate Davis.

LeBron James Reacts to Anthony Davis’ Big Game 2 vs Portland Trail Blazers

“I’ve had some great teammates in my career. AD is one of those unicorns and he does things that some of my other great teammates are not capable of doing,” James said.

He went on to reflect on his time that he had with other great teammates.

“I played with Dwyane Wade and he could do some things that AD is not capable of doing. I also played with Kyrie Irving and he did some things that AD and D-Wade are not capable of doing. So I’ve had the luxury of playing with some great players.”

As for Davis, he explained what he tried to do and how he wants to continue throughout the series.

“I never played with a guy of his caliber,” Davis said. “To be able to have the success that we’re having so far is great and he’s just been staying in my ear about everything, especially through the playoffs right now. He’s seen it all in the 25 years he’s been playing …”

Hopefully the Lakers can continue where they left off last night. This kind of play should make for a short series.

What do you think of what he had to say?