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Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr made pregame adjustments, bringing JaMychal Green into the starting lineup in place of Kevon Looney who was feeling ill. Looney still saw some time off the bench in game two on Thursday. Klay Thompson was on fire for the Warriors against the Los Angeles Lakers, who are led by LeBron James. Stephen Curry makes way for Thompson, playing the breakout point guard.
After Anthony Davis took the lead in Game 1 to drop 30 points and grab 23 rebounds to lead Los Angeles to a 117-112 win and a 1-0 series lead, his presence wasn’t felt in Game 2. Meanwhile, Draymond Green’s “power” was felt in him.
How to watch Lakers Warriors
from: Los Angeles Lakers vs. Golden State Warriors
What: Western Conference Semifinals, Game 2 (Lakers lead, 1-0)
when: 9 p.m. ET Thursday
where: Chase Center, San Francisco
television: ESPN (Mike Brin, Jeff Van Gundy, Mark Jackson, Lisa Salters)
Follow live Lakers-Warriors Game 2 updates
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Before match 2: Draymond Green’s strength is needed in the Lakers-Warriors Series
Yahoo Sports’ Vincent Goodwill from San Francisco in Game 1: Anthony Davis runs both ends to help the Lakers steal home court advantage from the Warriors
Series preview: LeBron James vs. Stephen Curry rekindles their postseason rivalry in a Lakers-Warriors game
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