The Lakers supplied plenty of power on offense and withstood a fourth-quarter rally to edge the Indiana Pacers, 150-145, at Crypto.com Arena.Guard Spencer Dinwiddie was the unofficial star of the game, seamlessly taking Russell's spot with the starters and unlocking by far his best game since .Dinwiddie scored 26 points after averaging only five points in his first 16 games with the Lakers.The Lakers now hit the road for a six-game trip that starts with a tough one in Milwaukee but eases up substantially after that with games in Indiana, Memphis, Brooklyn, Toronto and Washington.Dinwiddie is a proven veteran scorer but has had to shelve that for a defense-first mindset after signing with the Lakers.Davis had another strong game -- 36 points and 16 rebounds -- but preferred to focus on the Lakers' defensive breakdowns, including a 46-point fourth quarter for Indiana.Indiana's gifted young guard, Tyrese Haliburton, was not a factor and finished with only 12 points and 10 assists."Don't get it twisted, I love the sexy stats. I love scoring," Dinwiddie told Spectrum SportsNet."Offensively, we were very sharp," said LeBron James, who had 26 points and 10 assists.