The Lakers, Clippers and Warriors Can Watch the Audience Live

The California Department of Public Health introduced new rules regarding indoor exercise. Fans are allowed to watch matches in the arena live, because the Covid-19 pandemic situation has improved. The announcement was welcomed by three NBA clubs, namely the Los Angeles Lakers, LA Clippers and the Golden State Warriors. Because, starting April 15, they will be able to bring in spectators.

"All thanks to vaccination and public concern to reduce the transmission of Covid-19. By following health guidelines such as wearing masks and getting vaccinations, we can allow activities that involve the community," said Mark Ghaly, secretary of the California Health and Human Services Agency. Firstpost.
The good news was immediately welcomed by three NBA teams in the California region. They gave a statement on their respective twitter accounts. From the Lakers, they will coordinate with LA County Publick Heath and the Staples Center to bring in spectators for the match against the Boston Celtics, 15 April.

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While the LA Clippers are also ready to welcome fans. The plan, the Clippers will be visible to the audience live on 18 April. At that time, the Clippers were scheduled to host the Minnesota Timberwolves.
Meanwhile, the Golden State Warriors only gave a statement that they support the government's decision to open the door for fans. However, Steve Kerr's team has yet to decide when to start selling tickets to spectators. They are still preparing the facilities and infrastructure at the Chase Center to comply with government recommendations.
According to the California Department of Public Health, the new rules were made following significant changes to the Covid-19 case. From the test data, positive cases have dropped dramatically, even at the lowest entrusted. Meanwhile, the number of people receiving vaccinations is now increasing. Therefore, the California government can give spectators permission to watch the game live.

# Kyle Kuzma Shines, Lakers Overcome Kings Resistance

The Los Angeles Lakers bounced back after a crushing defeat to the Milwaukee Bucks. Friday night, the Lakers managed to beat hosts the Sacramento Kings, 115-94, at the Golden 1 Center. Kyle Kuzma was outstanding with a contribution of 30 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists.

Marc Gasol started again after Andre Drummond was sidelined with a right toe injury. Gasol played alongside Markieff Morris in the Lakers first team. Meanwhile, the two guards played for the first time were Kentavious Caldwell-Pope and Dennis Schroder.
Kuzma who appeared as a starter could gain the most points. Followed by Schroder (17 points), Talent Horton-Tucker (15 points), Markieff Morris (14 points), and KCP (13 points and 10 rebounds). In the Kings camp, Harrison Barnes scored 26 points, followed by Delon Wright (13 points), De'Aaron Fox (12 points), and Richaun Holmes (11 points).

It's tough beating Kings without LeBron James and Anthony Davis. But Marc Gasol did a great job. When defending, Gasol can minimize Kings shot from corners. Then, he could channel attacks well after getting a defensive rebound. But at the start of the second half, the Lakers had to lose Wesley Matthews. He had to receive intensive care after hitting his head against the hoop. Matthews did not return for the rest of the game.

The Lakers were lucky to survive the Kings attack in the fourth quarter. They were 24-18 ahead, and closed the match with a win. Kyle Kuzma became the winner of the Lakers with an accuracy of 11 shots from 18 attempts.

For LA, a 3-point shot is a very positive thing as the team has been struggling in that department lately. Another positive sign was the play of Kuzma, who was the best player on the pitch for both teams, finishing with 30 points, five turns and three assists in 11 of 18 shots.

Sunday night, US time, the Lakers will return to the Staples Center. Not as the host, but as a guest team. They will face the LA Clippers.

# Andre Drummond Enjoyed His Debut, Until Brook Lopez Trampled His Right Foot
Andre Drummond played 14 minutes in his debut match with the Los Angeles Lakers, Wednesday night. Drummond was having a good time, before the right big toe incident occurred. He was forced to leave the pitch and looked very disappointed in what happened today.

"It's unfortunate that this incident happened in my first match," Drummond said as quoted by USA Today.
Drummond recounts the chronology of the events. Initially his debut went fine. But in the first quarter, Milwaukee Bucks center Brook Lopez stomped his foot. Despite the pain, Drummond continues to play until halftime. But at the start of the third quarter, Drummond can't take the pain anymore.