Good morning. It is time to get up with Luca and the Lakers. Game two of the Donchich era goes sideways, but was it just a bad game or a bad sign?

Meanwhile, with Stephina Warriors in town, the Mazz were desperate for a win. Will Kyrie's heroics be enough to carry Dallas until AD's return?

Plus, speaking to Dallas, some big decisions loom in Big D.

Is there one move Jerra can make to close the gap on the eagles?

All that and more as we get you up on a fun Thursday, Thursday.

Here we go.

It is champ-packed.

I am Matt Berry in for Greeny P.K. Subang, going to be here joining us with some Four Nations hockey in just a bit.

We're going to keep Mike Tannerbaum, our resident GM, on the show for just a minute.

But I can tell you, he's on a heater this morning.

You never walk away from the heater.

Jeff Darlington.

Harry Douglas here to talk NFL.

And look at the provensters. Hey, all right. Harry Douglas, I see you.

We're going to get all things NBA coming up in just a moment with Brian Windhorst and crew.

But let's begin with game two of the Luca Donchich era for the Lakers.

Taken on the Jazz. Jazz have not been good this year.

You'd think maybe Lakers would have a good one against them early on.

Look at Donchish, the dish to Rui Hatchamore for three in the corner.

He's as good in distributors as in the league.

Lakers trail 3330 after the opening quarter.

There's six minutes to go into second, Lakers, trailer, Donchett, Earnover, Jazz, in transition.

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