EL SEGUNDO, Calif. (AP) — Los Angeles Lakers guard Austin Reaves will miss at least one week with a mildly strained left calf.
Reaves will miss at least the Lakers' next two games, according to the timeline set out by the team Friday.
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Lakers' Austin Reaves to miss at least a week with a mild calf strain
Los Angeles Lakers guard Austin Reaves will miss at least one week with a mildly strained left calf
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