The game of Warriors vs Jazz showed the potential of Jordan Poole as a future all-star and franchise player of this team. His confidence, skill, and ways of creating shop opportunities are so much alike of those superstars. He is definitely a threat to be reckoned with and his skill continuously improves game by game. Ingles showed an amazing performance earlier but he missed the game winning shot which went in-and-out of the basket, and the failed tipped-in that could have sealed the game.

After watching the game, I noticed on how players are easily distracted by Curry's movement. Like once he gets running, either 1-2 players would double team him, creating an opportunity for other players to take advantage of the situation.

The west is definitely showing its weakness for the first time in a long time.  The way the Lakers have been playing they would have been buried in the West in years past.  Think the east is now the power conference save for the top end of the west (Suns, gs, and jazz).  Wouldn't mind seeing a rematch of the Bucks and Suns.

AD might start playing soon, with him in the lineup, things are expected to improve.

Well, the Lakers definitely need to start winning now, they are in danger of losing a playoff stop and they are now below 0.500.
The only thing I hope is when Davis comes back, hopefully, he won't be injured again as they need to climb the ladder of competition to gain a home-court advantage once the playoffs will start.

Improvement for the Laker is something hard to expect now, even before AD was injured, they are already a messed, I mean they are even losing to some low ranked teams, so what can we expect now on AD's return, I think it will still be the same but it's not impossible though, I just don't want to expect a lot.

They are bad but they still have a chance to be in the playoffs. Remember that regular season are far more different than the playoffs, if they messed up in the regular season and lucky enough to be in the playoffs, I think I would not underestimate them as they have the experience and they are capable of winning a championship.

Don't overhype Anthony Davis, I guess.

The Lakers are struggling even before Davis' injury. He's not the missing link or something else that the Lakers need to get back on track. Lakers need a whole change that will start from each of them. If Davis will now return, he will just fill the position he left that LeBron is sometimes covering.

Is that will change the Lakers' winning rate? Obviously, no.

Anthony Davis will really give the team a boost but I'm seeing they will still struggle. I can't see why a single player will change the whole Lakers instantly.

No one should carry a team but instead, a team should be carry by most of them.

Even Davis or Lebron will put up 50 points per game, if all other teammates is not playing well, his return is useless.

Bro, they have been exerting efforts already to win games, look at what numbers Lebron is putting up this season, it's close to his career high. The problem is with the rest of the players in Lakers. Westbrook, Anthony, THT and even Monk should do their best every game. Unfortunately, they are struggling to put good numbers to help Lebron. Even at their home court, they are not playing very well.

This is what I want to say to those who are seeing Davis as the "night and shining armor" of the team where if he comes back, the Lakers will be better. Why people are overhyping AD?? Because he is an all-star? Because he helped Lebron to get a championship in 2020?

Like you said, the Lakers are struggling already when he isn't injured and they will still because the problem isn't Anthony Davis being injured and doesn't play but the chemistry of the team as a whole. Lakers need to change the whole system and the whole roster and maybe their GM who made this team of old players.

On the other hand though, I've watched a video just a few minutes ago telling that Davis is different from how he was before getting injured because he improved his shooting ability especially his three point shots. Well, this might be a good news but lets wait until the Lakers-Nets game where he will come back. I don't want to expect too much from AD in his comeback and I will just hope that he will be healthy all throughout the season when he comes back.

When he plays bad, the coach should not allow him to continue messing up, that's the role of the coach, put the players who contribute and not to mess with the team. If the coach was Greg Popovich, he would certainly bench Westbrook if he is shooting bricks.