Los Angeles Lakers star big man Anthony Davis was practically a non-factor in Game 3 of the NBA Finals on Sunday.

Davis had thoroughly dominated the first two games of the series. However, the Miami Heat limited him to just nine shot attempts and 15 points en route to a huge win.

Needless to say, LeBron James is not concerned about his co-star going forward.

James was asked about Davis and how “The Brow” might respond after being limited in Game 3. The Lakers superstar kept his response quite simple.

LeBron has never been shy about giving Davis the reins to take over games on the offensive end of the floor. He has full confidence in Davis' ability to make plays at crucial junctures, and that is likely to continue as the series goes along.

This is not the first time Davis has had a tough time getting shots up. In fact, Davis has already shown the ability to bounce back since the restart began.

Davis scored just 14 points on 2-for-7 shooting during the Lakers' second game in the “bubble.” He responded by pouring in 42 points just two days later in a win over the Utah Jazz.

The Lakers will need to find ways to create space for Anthony Davis and get him more isolated post touches. However, they might also have to adjust if Heat center Bam Adebayo is able to return for Game 4 on Tuesday.

Regardless, the Lakers still hold a 2-1 series lead, and LeBron is fully confident Davis can reestablish himself as L.A.'s focal point.