Danny Green reveals why LeBron James-Anthony Davis dynamic works wonders for Lakers

LeBron James and Anthony Davis have led Los Angeles Lakers throughout a successful NBA 2019-20 season so far. Leading Western Conference with a 49-14 win-loss record, Lakers are only second to Milwaukee Bucks in league. In a recent interview, Lakers' Danny Green talked about LeBron James and Anthony Davis, opening up about dynamic of two All-Stars. 

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Danny Green talks about LeBron James and Anthony Davis

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Lakers' Danny Green thinks LeBron James and Anthony Davis share a great dynamic

Green was on latest episode of Take It re with Taylor Rooks, where he discussed LeBron James-Anthony Davis dynamic. Rooks asked Green about playing with two all-rounders. Green immediately agreed that he loves playing with both LeBron James and Anthony Davis. He called m best friends who hang out toger but also embrace every or member of team. 

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Green also talked about Alex Caruso, and why everyone is a fan of Caruso. According to Green, Caruso is one of few white guys in league. He does 'all dirty work', which is loved by people. Green even referred to Caruso as 'greatest of all time' (GOAT). 

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Lakers got tested for COVID-19 after Nets players tested positive for virus

Earlier this week, Kevin Durant and three or Brooklyn Nets players tested positive for COVID-19. LeBron James and Lakers, who were last team to play Nets, were asked to get tested. After tests, players were asked to self-isolate for 14 days as a preventive measure. James, who is in contention for his next NBA MVP award, has been updating his fans about his quarantine experience via Instagram.

NBA season was suspended after Utah Jazz's Rudy Gobert tested positive for virus. A day later, Dovan Mitchell and Christian Wood also tested positive. Though official anuncement has been made, NBA could return mid-June. In meanwhile, a number of NBA stars have donated money in order to aid coronavirus relief in various parts of USA.