Lakers star Luka Dončić says he has received platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections in Spain as he works to return from a hamstring injury. Dončić, who has been sidelined since early April, tells reporters that he went to Spain to undergo PRP treatment and that the approach was agreed upon with Los Angeles team doctors. He also describes the trip as part of efforts to move through an estimated recovery timetable of about eight weeks, with his availability remaining a question as the playoffs continue. The Lakers are preparing for Game 2 of the Western Conference semifinals against the Oklahoma City Thunder. Reporting also explains what PRP is and how it is used with the aim of supporting faster recovery in hamstring injuries, including Dončić’s reported grade 2 strain. Across the accounts, the focus is on the treatment location, the medical process, and the connection to his ongoing recovery plan during the postseason.