Thank goodness it's Friday. Hi there everybody. Welcome into undisputed. I'm Jen Hale. That is

Get Bayless and Shannon Sharp. Good morning gentlemen. Good morning. Good morning, Jan.

How are you today? Well fabulous. That settles it. LA is now

co-high town. The king has been deposed long live new balance. We'll I tell you what we'll see come

all star voting. We'll see. We'll see. We'll see. We'll see what you're

seeing. But I saw what I saw last night. I thought you saw what you saw. It's a long season guys,

but at least in game one, the Lakers dropping that home opener to the Clippers

that yesterday evening, 103 97 year final score. Russell Westbrook guides. He did not make a

feel goal at all for the first time since 2016. Oh, for 11 including six missed three pointers.

LeBron James that post game quote, I've had bad shooting nights. Everybody in this league is

that bad shooting nights. Who cares? I thought he played a great game. Shannon,

jump out in here. How much was Russ to blame? Well, look, he played bad offense. He was downright

awful. Terrible. Whatever word, whatever adjective you can use to describe bad, he was that offensively.

But skip, he gave you an outstanding effort defensively. The way he tried, he the way he defended

quite down in the post. I think he stole them all like three straight times. He was a beast

defensively. But I can't put all this blame on him. Pat Bell was 107 from the field. Kendrick

known with all of seven. So your back court, so your three guards won for 25.

Hmm. One for 25. Hmm. I can't put all that on Russ. Yeah, Russ didn't play well. Pat Bell

didn't play well. Not all of a sudden. Pat Bell fake. They got him to be a three point marksman.

Now he's jacking up three's in transition. Now he thinks he's Steph Curry, all of a sudden,

a buddy heel or some great three point shooter. You're not. Okay, although he does have this is

sad but true. The best three point shooting percentage for his career of anybody on that roster.

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