NEW YORK — Anthony Davis will play for the Los Angeles Lakers against the Brooklyn Nets after missing 17 games with a sprained MCL in his left knee.
Coach Frank Vogel said there was no set minutes level for the All-Star big man, but the Lakers had a range they wanted to keep him in Tuesday night.
His return is a boost for a team that has played below expectations all season and entered play 23-24, eighth in the Western Conference.
Davis has not played since Dec. 17. The Lakers went 7-10 in his absence.
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