Get out of the way. Anthony Davis is coming through. After missing just one game due to groin tightness, the Los Angeles Lakers star returned in style on Saturday.

AD brought the rock over halfcourt and quickly found Kentavious Caldwell-Pope with a bounce pass. He then lobbed one up top for Davis for a vicious two-handed dunk.

The Lakers are finally at full strength for these final two games of the season. LeBron James and Dennis Schroder also returned to the lineup on Saturday. This back-to-back is absolutely crucial for LA as they look to avoid the Play-In and lockdown a top-six seed.

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With all their boys back in action, Los Angeles will be feeling extremely hopeful that another title run could be in the cards. In order to end up in a playoff spot, the Lakers would need to win both of their remaining contests and hope that Portland loses to Denver on Sunday. If LA did end up in the Play-In, the Warriors or Grizzlies would be a likely opponent.

Davis meanwhile, has looked solid in his last few appearances, averaging 32.6 points in the last three games. As of writing, the Lakers big man already has 22 points against Indiana and the first half hasn't even come to a conclusion.