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Lakers, Clippers schedules set for first round of NBA playoffs Trail Blazers beat Grizzlies in play-in, earn first-round series with the Lakers Missing actionThe Lakers had some expected absences for Saturday’s exhibition, including DeMarcus Cousins (ACL tear), Kyle Kuzma (foot stress reaction), Talen Horton-Tucker (foot stress reaction) and Jared Dudley (knee soreness). Cook and Kostas Antetokounmpo (ankle sprain) also missed the game.LeBron James, Anthony Davis, Rajon Rondo and Danny Green didn’t play in the second half. Frank Vogel suggested that he would devise a “similar” workload for the Lakers’ two exhibitions against the Nets in China next week. Trail Blazers, Grizzlies advance to NBA play-in game; Suns, Spurs see playoff dreams dashed How athletes protesting the national anthem has evolved over 17 years “We play the Warriors eight times this year,” he said. “I’ll get some action in one of those games. Just gotta be smart.”Related Articles Lakers practice early hoping to answer all questions AD Quality Auto 360p 720p 1080p Top articles1/5READ MOREUCLA alum Kenny Clark signs four-year contract extension with PackersThey moved into the Chase Center, their new $1.4 billion home on the water in Mission Bay. That’s added both time and traffic to their commutes — something Klay Thompson side-stepped with a ride on a ferry earlier this week. It wasn’t just switching sides of the bay, from Oakland to San Francisco, but also upgrading and modernizing their tech-friendly home that houses high-class suites and luxury seating to generate additional revenue.Quinn Cook, who played for the Warriors for the last two seasons, said he was wowed by the building, particularly the new entrance. But the human element was refreshingly familiar.“To see the same faces — security, ushers, equipment people — everybody’s still here and made that transition,” he said. “It’s definitely different, but it’s great to see some familiar faces.”Saturday’s game was the first basketball event played in the building. Kerr said the only other time the Warriors were able to try the court was the day before for some short scrimmaging.Both JaVale McGee and Cook had heard plenty about the planning of the new digs and Cook even toured the building before it was finished. Cook didn’t play in the game, sitting out with a sore left calf, but knows his time to try the court against his former team will come soon. SAN FRANCISCO >> The Kerrs had been moved into their new home just two days when the ground shook beneath them.It was a small earthquake, a 3.5 magnitude on the Richter scale. It felt to Steve Kerr to be a sort of sign on the day of his team’s first preseason game in their new home.“That was like our welcome, I guess,” he said. “Welcome to San Francisco.”To be frank, the ground quaking beneath them is one of the more subtle shifts the Warriors have dealt with in the week since their preseason camp opened. Newsroom GuidelinesNews TipsContact UsReport an Error read more