Max Christie: Nov. 25 @ CLE (121-115 W)

Christie was amazing on both ends of the floor. The second year guard showed amazing flashes in his second start of the season, scoring twelve points on 5-7 shooting and 2-4 from deep. He also recorded five rebounds and three assists, but most importantly, locked up Donovan Mitchell. Spida went 4-18 and scored just twenty-two points in the losing effort.

Honorable Mention: Dec. 2 vs. HOU (107-97 W)

Anthony Davis: Mar. 10 vs. MIN (120-109 W)

AD's best game of the season would easily be his IST Finals against the Pacers, but I guess that doesn't count. In this game against Minnesota, he had twenty-seven points, twenty-five rebounds, five assists, seven steals, and three blocks. He was close to getting a 5X5. Sure, KAT and Gobert were both out, but AD's impact on the glass, and in the paint single-handle won the Lakers this game.

Honorable Mention: Mar. 26 @ MIL (128-124 W 2OT)

Spencer Dinwiddie: Mar. 24 vs. IND (150-145 W)

With D'Angelo Russell out for this game, Dinwiddie got the start. He scored a Laker season high, twenty-six points in a big, high scoring game. He did this on 8-11 shooting and went 2-3 from deep. While there was not much defense played, he was playing good help defense, recording a steal and two blocks.

Honorable Mention: Apr. 7 vs. MIN (127-117 L)

Rui Hachimura: Mar. 27 @ MEM (136-124 W)

Rui continued to own the Grizzlies, scoring thirty-two points on elite shooting. He shot 11-14 from the field and 7-8 from deep, while grabbing ten rebounds with AD out. And lastly, his +/-... +35.

Honorable Mention: Feb. 14 @ UTA (138-122 W)

Jaxson Hayes: Apr. 7 vs. MIN (127-117 L)

While the Lakers lost this game, Hayes was spectacular in his role. AD left early with an eye injury, Hayes' role increased and he contributed to a big Laker run in the third quarter. He finished the game with nineteen points, ten rebounds, and five steals. Ultimately, Minnesota was too much for the AD and LeBron less Lakers to handle.

Honorable Mention: Feb. 1 @ BOS (114-105 W)

Jalen Hood-Schifino: Nov. 29 @ DET (133-107 W)

While JHS had a very dissapointing rookie season, he did show some flashes in a blowout victory against Detroit. He went 3-6 from the field, including 1-2 from three. He finished with ten points and two assists in ten minutes of action.

Honorable Mention: Dec. 31 @ NOP (129-109 L)

LeBron James: Jan. 27 @ GSW (145-144 W 2OT)

LeBron willed the Lakers to a much needed victory against an under the radar Warriors team. In to many, the game of the year, LeBron had thirty-six points, twenty rebounds, and twelve assists. He also hit two game winning free throws. Despite Steph's amazing efforts, scoring forty-six points, it was not enough and LeBron's Lakers were able to get the W.

Honorable Mention: Dec. 23 @ OKC (129-120 W)

Maxwell Lewis: Nov. 29 @ DET (133-107 W)

While Lewis did not score in the dominate Laker win, he had two assists and two steals in seven minutes. Lewis did not really have a game where he showed any flashes, outside of the G-League.

Honorable Mention: Dec. 7 vs. NOP (133-89 W)

Taurean Prince: Apr. 6 vs. CLE (116-97 W)

Prince was amazing shooting the ball, going 7-9 from the field and 4-5 from deep, good for eighteen points on the afternoon win against Cleveland. He also recorded a steal, an assist, and four rebounds.

Honorable Mention: Oct. 24 @ DEN (119-107 L)

Austin Reaves: Mar. 26 @ MIL (128-124 W 2OT)

With no LeBron in the lineup, the Lakers had to rely on Reaves a ton. He delivered as in this Laker comeback against Milwaukee, he had twenty-nine points, fourteen rebounds, ten assists, two blocks, and a couple of big threes to put the Lakers up late. He shot 10-20 and 4-11 from three. Plus, he completely clamped up Dame on the other end, forcing him to shoot just 9-29 from the field and 3-14 from downtown.

Honorable Mention: Feb. 1 @ BOS (114-105 W)

Cam Reddish: Nov. 10 @ PHX (122-119 W)

Reddish hit a couple of huge threes in this one to spark a Laker comeback vs. Phoenix. After a cold start to the season, in his first start of the season, he scored seventeen points while shooting 5-8 from three. He also had three steals to spark some momentum.

Honorable Mention: Nov. 12 vs. POR (116-110 W)

D'Angelo Russell: Mar. 8 vs. MIL (123-122 W)

Easily D'Lo's best game of the season was a massive game against Milwaukee, scoring forty-four points and dishing out nine assists. With no LeBron, he hit nine threes and shot 17-25 from the field. However, the most important field goal he made was a game winner with about five seconds left, before Dinwiddie blocked Dame's game winner.

Honorable Mention: Jan. 13 @ UTA (132-125 L)

Jarred Vanderbilt: Jan. 27 @ GSW (145-144 W 2OT)

Vando was getting underplaid by Darvin in the first half. When the Warriors jumped to a comfortable lead in the third quarter, Vando was subbed in and the game shifted to the Lakers favor. He played elite defense on Steph all night, though he had forty-six points. Vando had fourteen points, nine rebounds, five assists, four steals, and a +/- of +30 in a one point game.

Honorable Mention: Feb. 1 @ BOS (114-105 W)

Gabe Vincent: Oct. 26 vs. PHX (100-95 W)

While Vincent shot just 3-10 from the field, he played elite defense, recording three steals and had six assists off the bench.

Honorable Mention: Oct. 30 vs. ORL (106-103 W)

Christian Wood: Dec. 15 @ SAS (129-115 L)

While the Lakers lost, with no AD, Wood stepped up with seventeen points and eight rebounds. He also gave the team some energy off the bench as he had a +/- of +13. Plus, Wood had two blocks and a steal.

Honorable Mention: Nov. 1 vs. LAC (130-125 W OT)