Lakers' Nick Young returns, while Julius Randle sits on Sunday vs Hawks

Lakers' Nick Young returns, while Julius Randle sits on Sunday vs Hawks Lakers' Nick Young returns, while Julius Randle sits on Sunday versus Birds of prey LOS ANGELES - The Lakers have handled a moderately more advantageous list, while as yet thinking about unlucky deficiencies from some key players. In the wake of missing an amusement in light of a sprained toe in his left foot, Lakers watch Nick Young will come back to the beginning lineup when the Lakers (8-9) have the Atlanta Hawks (10-6) on Sunday at Staples Center. In the mean time, Lakers forward Julius Randle will miss his third back to back diversion as a result of a hip pointer, while watch D'Angelo Russell is sidelined at any rate for another 1/2 weeks due to a sore left knee. Randle finished a pre-amusement workout on Sunday, however he didn't complete the majority of Saturday's practice in the wake of taking care of. He then remained on the court to finish non-contact drills. "It's clearly significantly more weight on the body and extraordinary in amusement circumstances," Lakers mentor Luke Walton said of Randle. "He's improving, however is simply not there yet." Walton said he has not chose who will fill in Randle's spot. For as far back as two diversions, Lakers new kid on the block forward Brandon Ingram began at little forward while Luol Deng slid to control forward. Yet, different alternatives could incorporate highlighting Thomas Robinson, Tarik Black, or Larry Nance Jr, who is accessible in the wake of nursing a sprained right thumb. The Lakers could have a testing night against the Hawks for reasons past annoying them in Atlanta prior this month. Atlanta positions fifth generally in all out bounce back per amusement (45.5) and gloats a lot of size with focus Dwight Howard and forward Paul Millsap, two variables Walton "totally" will say something his lineup. Once in a while has Walton concluded his beginning lineup amid late wounds until he has conversed with his aide mentors. "They've been awesome. Individuals talk their psyches. That is the way I need it," Walton said. "I don't need individuals having a similar conclusion and everybody is concurring with my supposition. I need to hear different sides and different contentions. At that point once we get all that, it comes down to me to make the last call. At that point we get all going to play a part with that. It's the way I set it up. That has been pleasant." Walton as of late uncovered Lakers collaborator mentor Jesse Mermuys contended to begin veteran watch Jose Calderon and reinforcement monitor Marcelo Huertas together to hold the group's seat saves. Be that as it may, Walton selected to begin Jordan Clarkson. "It's 'my last answer rules,'" Walton said. "However, we let everybody voice their feeling first."