this Los Angeles Lakers will face thunder team Monday, star striker Jaylen Williams Reportedly coming back soon. Williams has missed 10 consecutive games with a hamstring injury. Surprisingly, the Thunder forward was not listed on the injury report but will likely play.

Fans of the team have noticed a tendency for certain injured players to return to the lineup, an ongoing trend. Williams’ upcoming return on Monday is no different.

Following the injury report, fans expressed their thoughts on players returning to play in Los Angeles. Here are some comments from fans on X.

“This needs to be investigated,” one fan said.

“N***a haven’t played in over 3 weeks and you can’t make up for it. You’re a lame nerd a** b***h @jdubwttp” Another fan commented.

“Why it’s always against the Lakers” one fan said.

More and more fans are taking notice of the trend of injured players preparing to play against Los Angeles.

“On the Lakers schedule? No promotion needed, he’s ready to play,” someone commented.

“Watching him have one of his best games of the season and then not being good the next two weeks,” One comment has been read.

“Of course, Blue…” One fan commented.

NBA stars Luka Doncic This ongoing trend among injured players has also been noted.

“I didn’t believe it before,” Doncic said. “But they said they would play the Lakers if someone was out for a long time. I don’t know, I didn’t believe it (for a long time).”

While the Thunder are lucky to have Williams back, the same cannot be said for Los Angeles. They have listed Doncic for the game against the Thunder due to a hamstring injury.

Luke Kennard gets praise from JJ Redick after Lakers debut

The Lakers made only one small move before the NBA trade deadline last Thursday. The team added a shooter in Luke Kennard to help space the floor and give Luka Doncic and LeBron James another option from beyond the arc.

In Saturday’s first game, Kennard scored 10 points to help the team beat the Golden State Warriors 105-99. Later, head coach JJ Redick spoke highly of the players’ on-court abilities.

“I just thought these guys played really well, especially Luke, you could see his reads and his game making,” Redick said. “He’s not a guy that you’d like to give the ball to (isolate) and then he’ll turn the defense around, but he’s a smart basketball player who knows how to make plays and knows how to make reads.”

Los Angeles believes Kennard is a great backup and that others will benefit from playing with him.