Lakers defeat Hawks 124-114 with strong performance from Doncic
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 10, 2026, 5:34 AM
Last updated Nov 10, 2026

The Los Angeles Lakers secured a 124-114 victory against the Atlanta Hawks on November 9, bolstered by Luka Doncic's return to the lineup, where he scored 32 points. Walker Kessler also contributed significantly with a double-double. Despite the absence of Austin Reaves, the Lakers have been performing strongly, currently holding the best record in the NBA after 12 games this season. Analyst Skip Bayless commented on the Lakers' success, suggesting they do not miss LeBron James, who left the team earlier this year.
- •Lakers improve to 10-2 on the season after the win.
- •Luka Doncic returns and scores 32 points.
- •Walker Kessler registers a double-double in the game.
- •Skip Bayless critiques LeBron James after the victory.
- 5:34 AMYahoo Sports — ‘No, they do not’: Skip Bayless has something to say about LeBron James after what the Lakers did
"Skip Bayless has aimed yet another dig at LeBron James, this time following the Los Angeles Lakers’ 124-114 win against the Atlanta Hawks. The Lakers had Luka Doncic back after he missed their last game, and he scored 32 points to help them win the game.
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