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So Dame could have grabbed all the headlines by himself last night, but something fascinating happened.

Something, as a Blazor fan, I don't really care to discuss, but for the people

we will. For the people we will not brush it off and discard it as an anomaly or as an abhorrent

situation. The Los Angeles Lakers were in Dallas and they might have saved their season

by staging what would also be something historic in their comeback.

But it wasn't just the comeback.

Coming back, that's fine.

The comeback itself was amazing.

And that would have been worth talking about anyway.

But it's how they came back.

It's not just a barrage of threes, which let's be honest, the Lakers are never going to give

you a barrage of threes. But what it was was lock down defense against one of the most

difficult guys to defend and stop in the league, Luca Donchich, one of the most unguardable dudes in league history.

Plays at his own pace is absolutely a load on the court.

You cannot move him.

You cannot stop him.

And yet, the Lakers did.

Kairie and Luca ran off to a huge first half lead.

Look like the Lakers were cooked.

They then rallied, as we'll get into.

Vanderbilt and Austin Reeves locked down Luca,

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