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While Austin Reaves a time away was good, how the Laker got affected concerns

The Lakers are returning tonight against the GSW and Austin Reaves spoke ahead of the game and what the All-Star break meant to them

By James Brown

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The Los Angeles Lakers have been struggling all season long, but they have been able to finally establish an identity and trend in the right direction by winning six of their last 7 games with a current 3-game winning streak they are looking to increase tonight when they face the Golden State Warriors.

The problem is, that they will be missing their best player LeBron James, and depending on how the rest of the injured players behave they could have up to 6 players missing to make things worse, the NBA had a break because of the All-Star and could have affected the team's momentum.

Because of the break, at Wednesday's practice, Austin Reaves spoke on what it meant to the team about having some time away to rest and get back on track after the heavy schedule they had before the All-Star Weekend.

"A little time away amid a long season is good for everybody and hopefully we can pick back up where we left off." Said Austin Reaves in the post-practice presser. Reaves is one of the team's starters and leaders who will have to bring their best game in tonight's game against the Warriors if they want to continue on the winning path.

D'Angelo Russell spoke about how going to the bench helped him

Since Russell was back in the starting lineup, the point guard has been giving some of the best performances of his career. He recently spoke about how having a coming-off-the-bench role helped him to get into the right mindset for himself and the team.


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