On today's show, LeBron sacrifices in his historic scoring streak for the game-winning assist against the Raptors.

The Sixers survive against the Warriors with some late-game heroics from Vijay, Edgecombe, and more.

It's all coming up right here at Locked-on NBA Game Night.

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locked on NBA game night. It's Locked-on NBA Game Night, tipping off now.

What is up and welcome to another edition of Locked-on NBA Game Night.

Every game, every night, part of the Locked-on Podcast Network, your team every day.

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I'm your host, Jackson Gatlin, also host of Locked on Rockets.

And joining me is the host of Locked on Knicks, Gavin Shaw. Gavin, what did you see in the NBA

last night? Oh, man, there was, dude, the ending of that Sixers game was one of the craziest

things I've ever watched. But I think we have to start with one of the great records and one of the underrated records in NBA history going down the drain.

Oh, absolutely. We're going to get to. We got a couple great finishes in this one, some blowouts as well as we're going to have some fun later on talking about which of some of the worst teams in the NBA have the brightest futures. A lot to get to in today's episode. First, one will let you know that today's show is brought to you by Fanduel. If you want to be right in the middle of the action this season, visit Fanduel.com and place your NFL live bets all season long. And as always, thanks so much for making locked on NBA part of your day every single day, whether it's any way to work on your lunch break in the gym.

Thank you so much for being one of our amazing everydayers. Where we're going for our first game of the night is where history was ended in the Lakers win against the Raptors. Let's throw it out to Locked on Lakers for more on this one. I think Kim Minnetsky co-hosts of the Lockdown Lakers podcast,

and the Lakers get a 123 this one. I think Kim Minnetsky co-hosts of the Locked on Lakers podcast,

and the Lakers get a 123-120 win over the Raptors in Toronto,

short-handed without Luca Donchich or Marcus Smart.

The Lakers played a really scrappy, gutsy game with Austin Reeves taken over for

Luca as the offensive engine, 44 points, 13 to 21 from the field,

5 of 11 from behind the arc, 13 of 15 at the line, plus 10 assists, a true star performance from

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