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Lakers Announce Austin Reaves Update

Lakers star Austin Reaves 'optimistic' about playing in Game 5 after oblique strain, per report

Los Angeles Lakers star Austin Reaves is "optimistic" that he can return to action on Wednesday night for Game 5 of his team's first-round series against the Houston Rockets, according to ESPN.

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Austin Reaves injury update: Lakers star optimistic about Game 5 return against Rockets

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Luka Doncic, Austin Reaves still out indefinitely with injuries as Lakers prepare for playoffs

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Lakers' Austin Reaves Discusses Oblique Injury Rehab Ahead of NBA Playoffs Game 5 vs. Rockets

Austin Reaves said Tuesday he is "trending in the right direction" amid rehab from the oblique injury that has sidelined him for the first four games of the Los Angeles Lakers' first-round series agai...

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Lakers' Austin Reaves hopes to return for pivotal Game 5 vs. Rockets

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New Austin Reaves, Luka Doncic Injury Updates Ahead of Lakers' Game 5 vs. Rockets in NBA Playoffs

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Austin Reaves reportedly set to return for Lakers in Game 5 vs. Rockets

Reaves had a huge year this season, averaging a career high 23.3 points per game to go along with 5.5 assists and 4.7 rebounds.

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Austin Reaves 'optimistic' he'll play Game 5 against Rockets

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Dalton Knecht finally tossed a tiny bone by JJ Redick, and he made the most of it in Lakers' loss

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Austin Reaves breaks silence amid pending Game 5 injury return

Lakers star Austin Reaves spoke about his progressing injury recovery ahead of the upcoming Game 5 against the Rockets.

National Basketball Association

Austin Reaves out for rest of Lakers' regular season with oblique muscle injury

Reaves suffered Grade 2 oblique muscle strain in April 2nd game against the Oklahoma City Thunder. Greg Beacham | The Associated Press The Lakers will now be without Austin Reaves and Luka Dončić (hamstring strain) for the remainder of the regular season.

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With Austin Reaves and Luka Doni injured, LeBron gets one last chance to play hero

The Los Angeles Lakers have only one hope to beat the Houston Rockets: the greatest player of all-time pulling one final rabbit out of his legendary hat.