Hello, everybody. Welcome in Trevor Lane here for lakersnation.com.

You're home for everything. Lakers. If you are joining me live over on AMP, welcome, I'll be opening up the call in line in just a moment. We'll be here for about an hour. We'll talk Lakers, Grizzlies. We'll talk game six. We'll talk about what's going on with the Lakers statistically, what's working, what isn't working lineups, rotations, all that kind of stuff that I know.

People are extra angry about today. Lakers statistically was working, what isn't working, lineups, rotations, all that kind of stuff

that I know people are extra angry about today coming off of that game five loss. So we'll get

into all of that and a lot more. Again, if you're joining me live on AMP, we'll open up Collins

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Lots to talk about in this one.

And again, before I open up the call in, what I'd like to get into is a little bit

of what we've seen so far in terms of the lineups, in terms of what's happening, in terms of

what isn't happening, what we need to see happen for the Lakers, because I've been digging into

the stats over the last, whatever it's been, 12 hours, 14 hours, whatever it's been at

this point. Very little sleep this time of year. I could say that, but I've been digging

into the stats and taking a look at everything because I got to say, even as much as I approach

game, uh, five saying, I'm expecting a loss.

I wouldn't do it expecting a loss for the Lakers in game five.

I didn't think that just the context around the game was going to be conducive to a win.

The Grizzlies being the fresher team, I believe they would recover faster from that

overtime game four.

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