Welcome in to the Lakers Nation.com live postgame show.

The Lakers get it done.

Up to O now in the series over the Houston Rockets, a 101-94 victory.

In game two, no Luca Donchitz, no Austin Reeves, no problem. Go figure the Lakers. Now rolling in the playoffs,

wasn't always the prettiest game, but the Lakers found a way to get it done. And you got to respect

the grit, the grind, the effort, the heart of this team. Absolutely phenomenal performance to get the win in this one.

A lot for us to break down. If you haven't done so yet, please make sure you hit the subscribe button

right here on thelakersnation.com YouTube channel. Let's get into some of the particulars here.

I'll be taking your questions and comments in just a moment as well. But LeBron James, 28 points, 8 board 7 assists, played 39 minutes.

He looked pretty worn out at parts of this game, but did a phenomenal job all game long.

8 of 20 shooting.

Didn't shoot quite as well as last game, but I thought LeBron as a rebounder was so critical for this team.

There were so many times where it felt like LeBron James was the only guy on the floor that could

really come away with a defensive rebound.

He was so important for what this team was ultimately able to do.

And again, as usual, LeBron just came through when it mattered.

It also had the dagger, the dunk to seal the victory for the Lakers.

Rui Hachamura, I thought, made a number of really good defensive rotations,

which we got to give them credit for.

Did a nice job there.

13 points, 5 of 10 from the field, 3 of 6 from 3,

including hit a big jumper in the fourth quarter falling down over Kevin Durant to keep the Lakers in front.

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