Lakers players and coach Frank Vogel said the physical altercation between Dwight Howard and Anthony Davis was simply teammates working out problems.
With the Lakers’ issues magnifying quickly, Dwight Howard and Anthony Davis got into an argument on the sideline during a 115-105 loss to the Suns.“It was just a pick-and-roll scheme. That was it,” Davis said. “Me and him are trying to figure … not just me and him, but all of us are trying to figure it out on the defensive end. Something happened. I was saying one thing, he was saying another on the scheme and one thing led to another.
Said LeBron James: “If you don’t get mad at certain things on the floor that you feel like you should have done better, then what are you here for? So, we like that as a ball club. We like the adversity. I like the adversity, and I like it even more when two men on the team can come together and talk about it and move on. That’s what real men do. They don’t let it linger. They say what you got to say and you talk about it and you move on. And that’s what they did tonight.
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