The Los Angeles Lakers snapped their two-game losing streak on Friday when they defeated the lowly Toronto Raptors 131-125.

The Lakers were in control of the entire game for the most part, but things got tough late in the game. Because of that, the Lakers were unable to add rookie guard Bronny James to the game.

Raptors fans wanted to see James on the court, so much so that they started cheering for Bronny. This is how Toronto fans wanted to see James in the game.

James didn’t see the court Friday night, but the most important thing is that they got the victory.

Although James didn’t log a single minute, he was amazed by the reception he received Wednesday night in Cleveland.

“It was crazy” brony said of the reception after finishing with 2 points, 2 assists and 1 steal in five minutes. “A lot more than I expected, for sure. But it’s all love. It was crazy. It was a nice moment. The chants really got me. I was serious, but I felt it and it felt really good, especially coming from here.” Yeah, it sure was a special moment for me.”

James will be with the Lakes for at least the next two games of this trip. Los Angeles will likely send James to the G League, where he will spend most of his rookie season with the South Bay Lakers.

Bronny hasn’t spent much time on the court, but that has been designed by the Lakers. You are not ready to be a full-time employee. NBA player and will need to further develop his skills in the G-League in the future.

The Lakers showed up and shined in their only visit to Canada during the season, and they did so on the backs of their superstar duo, Anthony Davis and LeBron James.

Davis was the game’s leading scorer, recording a season-high 38 points in 36 minutes of play and making 14 of his 20 field goals, 11 rebounds, three steals, two blocks and two assists.

As for LeBron, he was the team’s second leading scorer with 27 points and made 9 of 17 field goals, six rebounds, 10 assists and a steal in 36 minutes.

LeBron and Davis combined to score 65 points in the victory. The Lakers will look to continue their winning streak starting Monday when they face the Detroit Pistons.

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