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    Lakers' Anthony Davis has a healthy dose of resolve for upcoming season

    LOS ANGELES — Over the summer, when Anthony Davis was working on his body, mind and psyche after yet another injury-marred campaign with the Lakers, a member of his camp expressed something dire. "Yo, AD, we gonna get our asses run out of L.A. if we don't get it right this year." If nothing else, Davis has a sense of humor, is kind and even-keeled. He laughed when asked if he recalled that ...
    by Broderick Turner, Los Angeles Times Oct 18, 2022 5 minutes
    Lakers forward Anthony Davis stretches at mid-court before a game against the Chicago Bulls.

    LOS ANGELES — Over the summer, when Anthony Davis was working on his body, mind and psyche after yet another injury-marred campaign with the Lakers, a member of his camp expressed something dire.

    "Yo, AD, we gonna get our asses run out of L.A. if we don't get it right this year."

    If nothing else, Davis has a sense of humor, is kind and even-keeled.

    He laughed when asked if he recalled that comment.

    "Man, we talked about so much that I don't even remember, to be honest," a smiling Davis said.

    What Davis does know is that the Lakers' faithful wants to see him on the court much more than the 40 games he played last season. They want to see the best version of Davis. They want to see him reach his full potential. They want to see him dominate. They want

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