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Lakers beat Pacers 123-109 to win NBA Cup

Lakers beat Pacers 123-109 to win NBA Cup

Published December 10,2023


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The Los Angeles Lakers beat the Indiana Pacers 123-109 to win the 2023 NBA’s In-Season Tournament (NBA Cup) on Sunday.

Anthony Davis rallied his group to victory with 41 factors, 20 rebounds, and 5 assists double double, whereas his teammate LeBron James contributed with 24 factors and 11 rebounds double double and Austin Reaves dropped 28 factors at T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas.

“My enthusiasm about being here post-career, bringing a team here has not changed,” James, who bagged first-ever In-Season Tournament MVP, mentioned, “The fans are amazing here.”

“They’re a hell of a one-two punch,” mentioned Lakers coach Darvin Ham about James and Davis, including, “That one or two could be either one of them on any given night. At the end of the day, they know how to take it to the next level when everything is on the line.”

The Pacers’ Tyrese Haliburton and Bennedict Mathurin each dropped 20 factors every within the remaining.

Lakers gamers on customary contracts every gained a $500,000 bonus and the Pacers have been awarded $200,000 apiece.

Source: www.anews.com.tr