Hello, Lakers Nation. Welcome in. Trevor Lane here for Lakersnation.com.

You're home for everything. Lakers. This is the Lakersnation.com podcast. It is game day. Lakers, Warriors game for a pivotal game where the Lakers go up 3-1 in the series.

Well, the Warriors nodded at two and take back home court advantage. This is a critical matchup tonight.

Again, the Lakers taking on the Warriors in Los Angeles.

Hopefully we get a little bit more of a rambunctious crowd in L.A.

than we did for game three.

They were a little bit subdued.

A lot of comments going on around that.

So hopefully if you are going to the game tonight, you fire it up,

get ready to be loud for your Los Angeles Lakers.

We've got a lot to talk about on today's show.

I do have some super chats left over from our last post game show,

which we'll discuss that will pinball me into a lot of different topics.

But before I get into that,

I want to talk a little bit about game three and what we saw in that game. Like what's sustainable? What isn't sustainable? I think one of the things that we have to keep in mind is that, yes, it felt great to see the Lakers win by 30. That's always wonderful, right? To get a stress-free fourth quarter, the Warriors were waving the white flag at like, what,

the nine-minute mark, something like that of the fourth quarter.

So we got to pretty much kickback, relax, and just celebrate a Lakers win.

It will be phenomenal to see that again, but that's not what I'm expecting.

That's not what I'm expecting because so many things went right for the Lakers in game

three that you wouldn't necessarily project to go right again in terms of, well, the one big

one, the three point shooting.

The Lakers hitting more threes than the Warriors and at a higher percentage than the Warriors.

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