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Let's start with the NBA, the Lakers, and I think a lot of when a team is losing, they listen to their

coach, right? And the Lakers had lost a couple of straight, had some bad late game possessions.

And Luca was for the first time it's a Laker getting heat. And I was one of the many people

saying, I think LeBron's still great, but I don't think he fits with Luca and Austin Reeves.

And they, LeBron's got rabbit ears.

He reacted to it.

He has played unbelievable.

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