Los Angeles Lakers star Anthony Davis was forced to exit the game against the Philadelphia 76ers on Tuesday due to an abdominal muscle strain. The injury occurred in the first half of the game, with Davis visibly in discomfort as he walked off the court with his right hand placed over his stomach. At the time of his departure, there were 2 minutes and 10 seconds remaining in the first quarter, with Davis having contributed four points in the 10 minutes he played.
Throughout the current season, Davis has been a key player for the Lakers, averaging an impressive 26.3 points and 12.1 rebounds per game across 41 appearances. His absence from the game against the 76ers is a significant blow to the team, especially coming off a stellar performance the night before when he scored 42 points and grabbed 23 rebounds in a victory over the Charlotte Hornets.
The Lakers will undoubtedly be monitoring Davis's condition closely as they navigate the remainder of the season. His presence on the court has been instrumental to the team's success, and his health will be a top priority as they aim to maintain their competitive edge in the league.
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