“I Want To Be Able To Play All 82-Games”: Anthony Davis Plea to Lakers Nation
Anthony Davis sets the agenda for the upcoming season, revealing getting healthy as his only goal.
The past two years haven’t been the most comfortable for Lakers big man Anthony Davis, struggling with injuries followed by criticism for not caring for his durability. When he is healthy, The Brow is undoubtedly one of the top 5 players in the league. However, AD cannot fulfill the above condition in most cases.
Following his sensational outing in the 2020 Orlando Bubble, Davis has played just 76 of the 154 games played, with Hall of Famers like Charles Barkley coining nicknames like ‘street wear’ for the former champion, and social media following. his example, trolling AD regularly.
Davis’ low fitness levels come as a surprise, given that LeBron James is a teammate who continues to inspire at 37 years of age. No matter what anyone says, the Lakers can’t contend for a championship without AD’s full-time services.
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Davis recently admitted that his ultimate goal for the upcoming season was health and playing all 82 games.
Anthony Davis reveals his only individual goal for the upcoming season.
Despite his horrible performance last year, the Lakers are looking to bring him back this season. While King James refuses to age, he does require AD next to him. New head coach Darvin Ham hopes to have Davis as the team’s No. 1 offensive weapon.
During a recent interview with Chris Haynes of Yahoo SportsDavis reflected on this, saying the following.
“I’m so excited I get goosebumps just thinking about this year,” the Lakers big man said. “I hope to have a healthy year and do what I know we can do.”
“I started this summer focusing on strengthening my body. I have to be on the court and give my best to put ourselves in a position to be the best we can be. I’m ready to do that.”
Davis only has one individual goal this year, and that is to be able to play all the time.
Anthony Davis said he has an individual goal this year. “I just want to be on the ground. I want to be able to play the 82. And if I’m not, I don’t want it to be due to injuries where I can’t play. That’s my goal.”
— Dan Woike (@DanWoikeSports) September 28, 2022
However, only time will tell if Davis can keep up the grueling 82-game schedule, given his injury history, as Lakers Nation wants to see the eight-time All-Star in his Bubble prime.
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