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and then the Trailblazers visit Weminyama and the Spurs. Our coverage begins with Kenny,

Shaq, Charles, and Kenny. Double Kenny. Ernie is who we were forgetting there.

The Rockets avoided being swept and being the first playoff team eliminated last night as they beat the Lakers 1.15 to 96 to send the series back to

L.A. for a game five. All five rocket starters scored 16 or more points. LeBron had one of his

worst playoff games of recent memory finishing with just 10 points on only two made field goals.

LeBron also had eight turnovers for the second straight game, joining Joelle M. Bede and Magic Johnson as the only players with eight or more

turnovers in consecutive playoff games in the last 45 years.

So now, is there any concern for anyone on the Lakers blowing a three-nothing lead?

Perk?

No, it's not, but I'm going to say this, Shay, game five is a must win for the Lakers.

I know that much.

They better get it done in game five, which I believe they will, because if it's prolonged

past it, then we're going to be having a different conversation.

But game five on Wednesday is a must win for Broin and the Los Angeles Lakers.

Because you don't want to have this series extended.

And all of a sudden, Kevin Durant comes back.

And all of a sudden, the Rockets and their confidence continue to grow.

And all of a sudden, we could be seeing something that we've never witnessed

in the history of the NBA.

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