During the Los Angeles Lakers win over the Golden State Warriors, star big man Anthony Davis went down with a left ankle injury. Los Angeles was able to hold the Warriors off to get the big win but the team's mind was on how Davis was.

Anthony Davis suffers left ankle injury in 1st quarter, ruled out for remainder of Lakers' Christmas Day matchup with Warriors.

Los Angeles Lakers star big man Anthony Davis exited the game during the first half on Christmas Day against the Golden State Warriors.

The All-NBA big man appeared to hurt his ankle in the first quarter against the Dubs and left the game. He did not return and it was later reported he suffered a sprained ankle. Fortunately for the Lakers the ailment does not seem serious, as the man himself said after the game.

After the Warriors used a 13-4 run to tie the game at 113-113, the Lakers had Reaves isolate Andrew Wiggins on the left wing and beat him to the rim for a scooping layup to seal the victory. Golden State, out of timeouts, wasn’t able to get a shot up before time expired.

The Los Angeles Lakers secured a thrilling 115-113 victory over the Golden State Warriors on Christmas Day due to Austin Reaves’ game-winning shot in the final second. However, the excitement took a hit early in the game for Lakers star Anthony Davis, who left the game early due to an ankle injury.

Davis missed all three of his shot attempts and contributed two rebounds and one steal. Somehow, even without him, the Lakers were able to open up a solid lead i

Los Angeles Lakers star big man Anthony Davis exited a meeting with the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday after rolling his ankle in the first quarter.

Los Angeles Lakers star Anthony Davis left Wednesday night’s victory against the Golden State Warriors early after he rolled his left ankle in the lane. He was later ruled out, per ESPN's Shams Charania.