The Los Angeles Lakers beat the Utah Jazz on Sunday with a little help from Utah coach Will Hardy. The Lakers took a 105-102 lead on a LeBron James jumper with 41 seconds remaining before Walker Kesler cut the lead to one on the ensuing possession.

Los Angeles Lakers star Anthony Davis believes he would've blocked Collin Sexton's game-winning layup if the Utah Jazz didn't call timeout.

Los Angeles Lakers fans were hoping for a get-right game against the lowly Utah Jazz (4-16) on Sunday night, but they watched as their squad barely escaped the Delta Center with a 105-104 win. Actually,

Anthony Davis had 33 points and 11 rebounds, LeBron James added 27 points and 14 assists, and the short-handed Los Angeles Lakers beat the Utah Jazz 105-104 on Sunday night. After James missed a 3-pointer — his 10th attempt of the night — in the closing seconds,

Utah was getting 3-pointers up early and often against Los Angeles and connected on 9-of-24 in the first half. Many of those attempts were a result of effective ball movement, with the ball often finding open shooters on the wing or in the corners, as the Jazz racked up 16 assists across the first two quarters.

Reaves’ back injury, which the Lakers are calling a left pelvic contusion, ended a streak of appearing in 129 straight regular season games, a stretch that’s also included 21 playoff games, two play-in games and one in-season tournament final. Read more: Lakers' lineup changes pay off with a convincing win over the Spurs

On the other hand, the Jazz will have to make due with a 4-16 record unless they turn things around (and fast). Los Angeles Lakers @ Utah Jazz Current Records: Los Angeles 11-8, Utah 4-15 The Los Angeles Lakers are taking a road trip to face off against the Utah Jazz at 8:00 p.

It's Lakers vs Timberwolves on Dec. 2 in the NBA. Here's how to watch, including time, channel, TV schedule and streaming info.