In the first half alone, Reaves scored 22 points, thanks to a last minute three-pointer, and notched 10 assists. He's just the second Lakers player in the play-by-play era to tall

In the final game of a disastrous four-game road trip, which saw LeBron James suffer a groin injury and the Lakers choose to hold Luka Doncic out against the Nuggets on March 14,

Austin Reaves becomes the second player in Los Angeles Lakers history, after Kobe Bryant, to record 20-plus points and 10-plus assists in a single half. Against the Denver Nuggets, Reaves amassed 22 points,

Austin Reaves accomplished something Friday night that only Kobe Bryant had ever done before in a Lakers jersey. That's quite the company to keep as far as Los Angeles basketball history is concerned.

The Los Angeles Lakers’ guard, Austin Reaves’ brother, Spencer Reaves, 29, is making waves overseas. Averaging 19.4 points, including shooting at a 57.4% clip from three, Spencer helped Syntainics MBC reach their first German Cup in franchise history.