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Luka Doncic's Leg Injury: Lakers' Struggle Continues

Luka Doncics Leg Injury: Lakers Fall to Clippers, Facing Injury Crisis Luka Doncic, the NBAs leading scorer, suffered a left leg contusion and didnt return after halftime in the Lakers game against the Clippers. The teams star guard struggled before exiting, scoring twelve points, grabbing five rebounds, and dishing two assists in just nineteen minutes. The Lakers lost the game 108-88, and Doncics injury adds to their injury crisis, with Rui Hachimura out for three to five days and Deandre Ayton and Austin Reaves sidelined with elbow and calf issues.

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