Basketball: James and Davis combine for 58 as Lakers defeat Clippers

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LOS ANGELES (AFP) - LeBron James and Anthony Davis combined for 58 points as the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Los Angeles Clippers for the first time this season with a 112-104 victory on Sunday (March 8).. Read more at straitstimes.com.

LOS ANGELES - LeBron James and Anthony Davis combined for 58 points as the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Los Angeles Clippers for the first time this season with a 112-104 victory on Sunday .

Paul George scored a team-high 31 points and reigning NBA Finals Most Valuable Player Kawhi Leonard poured in 27 points for the Clippers, who had their six-game win streak snapped. "This was his best two game stretch. He helped close them out. AD had some big buckets, but was in foul trouble tonight.There is a chance the Lakers could face the Clippers in the post-season after they clinched their first play-off berth in seven years when they beat the Bucks.

George and Leonard combined to score 12 consecutive points in a fourth quarter surge, but they failed to regain the lead. The Bucks announced before the game that an MRI exam taken on Antetokounmpo's left knee, injured in Friday's loss to the Lakers, showed no significant damage, but that the Most Valuable Player candidate would be held out of at least two games nonetheless.Milwaukee, who had gone 9-0 after their previous nine losses - winning by an average of 17.0 points - complete a three-game trip with a visit to Denver on Monday.

Holiday added nine rebounds and eight assists while Brandon Ingram had 15 points, 12 rebounds and seven assists.

 

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