Hello, Lakers Nation. Welcome to the Lakers Nation.com live postgame show. I'm Trevor Lane. The Lakers get the win in overtime against the New York Knicks. What a win for the Lakers. Not an easy one. And I guess before we get too deep in anything, prayers up for Jayla Brunsson who played a fantastic game. I've got some whistles. We'll talk about that, of course, but sprained his ankle, I mean, turned his ankle, his ankle touched the earth. That was nasty. I hope Jaylen Brunson is okay. Obviously so important for this next team. So of course, prayers up for Jaila Brunson.

But happy to see y'all here.

Let's talk about this win that the Lakers got over the next final score,

113, 109.

And over time, you know, I didn't think the Lakers played particularly well for much of the game.

But at the end, they'll hang on to the two seed and walk away with the W.

Joining me to help discuss this one, it's my guy, Borna Nazari.

Borna, how you doing, man?

Trevor, what a win for these Lakers, man.

I mean, I was watching that one and just it felt like the Lakers had no chance throughout

kind of this whole night.

But for some reason, you look up at the score, it was always eight, it was always nine.

It was never 16, 17 when it felt like there was a lid on the rim.

And it just took one run.

And I was telling some buddies, it took one role player.

And they needed one guy not named Luca or LeBron to kind of lead a charge at the end of the game.

And it was our guy Gabe Vincent.

And yeah, that stretch was huge right there at the end of that game.

But, I mean, the Lakers are proving they can win in so many different ways.

And tonight was another iteration of, holy cow, this was a huge stripe earning win for the Lakers tonight.

This is, this is for real.

Big time, big time for sure, Bona.

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