Andrew Goudelock had the game of his life. Then he had a scare to follow it.

The rookie Lakers guard began feeling ill on the team plane Friday while traveling to Milwaukee. As soon as the plane landed, he went to a hospital and was treated for dehydration.

He stayed overnight but was cleared to play Saturday against the Bucks.

"I got real hot and I started sweating profusely," Goudelock said of the plane ride. "I knew something was up. I just needed to get more fluids."

A second-round draft pick in June, Goudelock scored 14 points Wednesday against the Clippers on five-for-nine shooting. He had scored a combined 10 points in his previous 10 appearances.

Goudelock replaced fellow rookie Darius Morris as the Lakers' backup point guard while Steve Blake remained sidelined by a rib injury.

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Photo: Lakers guard Andrew Goudelock tries to cut off a drive by Clippers guard Mo Williams during a game Wednesday at Staples Center. Credit: Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times