Thompson is score. This is the unselfish play from three. Yes. Clay Thompson is seven for seven from downtown.

What up everybody? Welcome into Locked-on Warriors. I'm your host, Charles T. Hamilton, the Warriors beat down down the Lakers, 130 to 111. That score still doesn't

even tell the whole story. Clay goes off. Boogie's second game. Little sideline fireworks.

I guess it's just what happens at Staples. That's all coming up next. You're on Locked On Warriors on the Locked On Podcast Network.

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What up, everybody?

Welcome into Locked on Warriors.

I'm your host, Charles T. Hamilton,

bringing you the goods from another Warriors win.

Their eighth straight overall and their seventh straight on the road, 131-11.

Again, that doesn't quite tell the story.

Warriors were up 36 at one point, I believe, and it was a fourth quarter full of garbage time.

Might as well just start with some game notes. And then we'll get to Clay Thompson, the headliner, the 44 point man, boogie, Jordan

Bell.

We'll get to everyone, no doubt.

But let's just start with some game notes because it, it was a game that lacked a little

luster, I guess you could say, with LeBron out and Rondo and Lonzo Ball all out. Again, not that

anyone besides LeBron would have tipped the scales at all. But, you know, Lakers would have been better with Lanzo and Rondo.

Maybe they would have lost by 15 instead of 19.

This game, though, regardless of who was playing, I think the Warriors were going to take it

very seriously similar to the game against Denver.

But one could also make the argument, you know, the city of L.A.

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