Los Angeles Lakers superstar Anthony Davis got poked in the eye early in Game 4 against the Denver Nuggets on Thursday, but it didn't stop him from getting buckets.

Davis was visibly wincing and actually had his left eye shut while being defended by Jerami Grant at one-point.

One-eye or not, it didn't matter as much for Anthony Davis, as he created some space with his patented jab step before hitting a jumper over Grant's outstretched arm.

Davis has been cooking to start Game 4, hitting his first six shots from the field. The All-Star heard about Paul Millsap's defense shutting him down and immediately got to work on the Nuggets forward, sending him to the bench early with two quick fouls. AD then went to work on Jerami Grant and is feasting right now and is on track for another big night for the Purple and Gold.

Davis certainly looks to have a bounce-back game after that disappointing Game 3 performance.

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