Hello, everybody. Welcome in to thelakersnation.com live postgame show.

I'm Trevor Lane. We'll be joined in just a moment by Donnie Freeman.

We'll talk through a rough outing for the Lakers.

The final score 131.108.

The Lakers fall and a similar trend here, a similar plotline throughout each of these first three games of this series where the Lakers have been close or even had a lead.

They had a two-point lead at halftime and then just absolutely run off the floor in the second half.

Absolutely brutal, very, very difficult game for the Lakers

and the Thunder just absolutely lit them up. I mean, they reclaimed the lead almost immediately

in the third quarter. They win the third, 33 to 20. They win the fourth, 41 to 29.

Absolutely brutal there for the Lakers.

And I think ultimately, when I look at this,

we've got a lot to get into here.

We'll talk about each player.

We'll get your questions, your comments, all of that.

But I do think ultimately, we knew going into this series,

the Lakers, they were heavy, heavy, heavy, heavy underdogs.

The biggest underdog, a LeBron James team has ever been in any game ever.

For a reason, they're not expected to win this series.

I think ultimately you would just like to see the games be closer.

You would like to see more of a fight. You would like to see the Lakers not look like they are multiple levels below the Thunder. Instead, look like they're a level

below. Look like, hey, we're one good offseason away from being instead of what we've seen

in the second halves of these games where they've looked like they're not playing the same

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