The thick eyebrows and injuries are released, and tomorrow's battle is doubtful! The Lakers welcome a big positive: the 2.16m new signing is expected to make his debut

On November 6, Beijing time, the Lakers officially announced the injury list for tomorrow's game against the Grizzlies, and Reaves (right ankle sprain) and Russell (right foot contusion) are both likely to play. Thick eyebrows (left heel contusion) are doubtful (50% likely to play). Vanderbilt and Wood are out, and Schifino, Lewis, Olivari and Traore are in the Development League and will not play.

Bushy was injured in the final quarter of the last game against the Pistons, but he insisted on staying on the court. After the game, he said that he was also unsure if he would be able to play in the next game and would evaluate it with the trainer. The Lakers officially announced the specific injury of the thick eyebrow, which is a problem with the left heel, and the doubtful appearance also means that he is only 50% likely to play.

However, there is also good news from the Lakers, that is, new signing Koloko has been cleared to play, and he is likely to make his Lakers career debut in the next game. Koloko was reimbursed for the season last season due to a blood clot problem, and the last time he was seen on the pitch was April 9, 2023. In that game, Koloko helped the Raptors beat the Bucks, and he had 7 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 steals.

Bushy has always wanted a big man to play alongside him, and Koloko may be one of the potential options. The big man is 2.16m tall and weighs 104kg, and has a strong presence on the defensive end, often giving away beautiful big hats. In a game against the Lakers in his rookie season, Koloko made four blocks and showed his defensive prowess. On the offensive end, his means are relatively limited, mainly eating cakes. The Lakers are currently 4-3 and sit in fifth place in the West, and they started the season with three straight wins, but have won just one of their last four games. How much can Koloko help the Lakers? Let's wait and see.