Laura Ivaniukas, D’Angelo Russell’s fiancée, is expecting their second child together. Riley is the couple’s first child, and Ivaniukas is expecting their second. On social media, she is documenting her pregnant experience. The path is more difficult this time.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

An Instagram photo of Ivaniukas exercising on a treadmill was posted by her. She captioned the image to detail her current pregnancy’s challenges. The expectant mother revealed that her workouts had become quite taxing and exhausting due to her pregnancy.”This pregnancy has been incredibly draining on my energy levels compared to Riley’s,” Ivaniukas wrote.Ivaniukas did mention that she gets some exercise in on a daily basis while chasing her young child Riley. Additionally, she mentioned that with her first pregnancy, she exercised with weights until the 39th week.

Postseason scouting report on D’Angelo RussellA key cоg in the Lоs Angeles Lakers’ оffensive machine is D’Angelо Russell. He went frоm being a pоtential trade chip tо being an оfficial starter. If the Lakers get past the play-in rоund and intо the pоstseasоn, he will play a pivоtal rоle.

After playing hard all weekend, Los Angeles lost to the Minnesota Timberwolves. Now in ninth place, they trail sixth-place Phoenix Suns by 1.5 games. They are still in a good position to make it to the play-in round with three games to go.

Russell will probably have a role to play if they advance to the playoffs. Let’s examine his potential influence on the Lakers’ postseason performance this year.

Sо far this seasоn, Russell has shоt the ball at a career high. His field gоal percentage is 45.9 percent and his three-pоint percentage is 41.9 percent. The Lakers’ pоstseasоn hоpes are riding оn his cоntinued hоt play frоm beyоnd the arc, which has been a majоr bооn fоr the team.

In previous seasons, D’Angelo Russell’s play suffered in the playoffs. Last year, he was benched during the Western Conference finals.

The Lakers’ guard depth this season is insufficient to repeat that feat. If Russell wants to remain in the starting lineup, he needs to maintain his recent good shooting. In order to compensate for his defensive shortcomings, which will be exposed in the playoffs, he must maintain those statistics.

In the postseason, D’Angelo Russell will see more playing time as a creator. With LeBron James sitting on the bench, he can take over as the starting point guard. With these abilities, he may see increased playing time in the postseason. This season, he has averaged 6.3 assists per game.

Every game, Russell gets 32.5 minutes of playing time. In the postseason last year, he played just 29.6 minutes a game. His importance to the Lakers’ offense has grown, so he should see more playing time this season.