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Headband Hijinks: Reaves' Game-Saving Retrieval

Summary

  • Lakers secured a 131-125 victory over the Raptors.
  • Austin Reaves gave his headband to a fan before subbing out.
  • Reaves had to retrieve his headband after re-entering the game.
Headband Hijinks: Reaves' Game-Saving Retrieval

The Los Angeles Lakers secured their fifth win of the season, defeating the Toronto Raptors 131-125. This victory brought their early season record to 5-2. A unique incident unfolded late in the game when Lakers guard Austin Reaves, anticipating his exit, gave his signature headband to a fan. Reaves was under the impression he would not re-enter the game.

However, the Raptors closed the deficit significantly in the final minutes, prompting coach JJ Redick to call his main rotation players back into action. This meant Reaves had to retrieve his headband from the fan to rejoin the game with 44 seconds remaining. The coach has since stated he will be more cautious about substituting players late in games to avoid similar situations.

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