After the Lakers beat the Warriors on Christmas Day, there was a positive update on the sprained ankle Anthony Davis suffered in the first quarter.

The star big man misses the rest of the game after suffering a sprained left ankle in the first quarter against Golden State.

Los Angeles Lakers superstar Anthony Davis exited the team’s Christmas Day thriller against the Golden State Warriors early after suffering a fluky ankle injury. Davis appeared to turn his ankle on itself during game action.

Lakers big man Anthony Davis didn’t return for Los Angeles against Golden State after spraining his left ankle midway through the first quarter.

Lakers star big man Anthony Davis exited the Lakers' Christmas Day meeting with the Warriors with an apparent ankle injury. Davis went down early in the game after a missed Los Angeles field goal. As he attempted to track where the ball would bounce, Davis appeared to misstep with his left foot and fell to the floor.

The All-NBA big man appeared to hurt his ankle in the first quarter against the Dubs and left the game. He did not return and it was later reported he suffered a sprained ankle. Fortunately for the Lakers the ailment does not seem serious, as the man himself said after the game.

Jamal Murray is out Monday against the Suns, but Michael Malone didn’t rule him out for the Nuggets’ Christmas day rematch in Phoenix.

Los Angeles Lakers star big man Anthony Davis exited a meeting with the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday after rolling his ankle in the first quarter. Davis was simply walking in the lane when he tweaked his left foot down by the restricted area.

After staying healthy for most of the season so far, Anthony Davis suffered an injury in the Los Angeles Lakers' Christmas Day game against the Golden