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The Mavericks firmly reject Lakers coach JJ Redick's assertion that their medical team mishandled Austin Reaves' MRI. The Mavericks state, "Our medical team followed standard imaging protocols based on the information provided at the time," emphasizing there was no error. Redick, after the Lakers' practice, claimed Reaves needed two MRIs to confirm a Grade 2 left oblique strain and criticized Dallas for scanning the wrong area. However, he softened his tone after the Lakers' 123-87 loss to the Thunder, acknowledging they ultimately received the necessary images. Reaves suffered the injury during a previous game, and while the Lakers have ruled him out for the remainder of the regular season, sources indicate he could be sidelined for four to six weeks. With four games left, the Lakers sit fourth in the Western Conference, trailing the Nuggets by a single game. This is exactly what we cover here every day — join the channel if you haven't yet.
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