Ryan Ward: Frank Vogel on AD’s knee injury: “The groin

More on Anthony Davis Injury http://twitter.com/wojespn/status/1399416200724111361 Melissa Rohlin: AD, if you feel good tomorrow are you going to play? AD: “Yes.” As for Davis’ timetable to return after his re-aggravation, Brar thinks the Lakers will factor in how easily Davis tweaked the injury in-game and be more careful. “That can indicate that even though he’s having these positive checks, he is more irritable, more sensitive than you might have thought, which, then, of course, gives you a little bit of pause and you have a more cautious approach this time,” Brar said. “And so I think it’s gonna be multiple weeks.” Multiple weeks would keep Davis out through at least the All-Star break, which ends March 10. The Lakers have nine games between now and when their first half of the season ends on March 3. As long as the MRI doesn’t reveal more serious damage, Brar estimates that a post-All-Star break return would be an adequate recovery for Davis’ potential tenosynovitis. Storyline: Anthony Davis Injury