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Davis 4-3 in the win.

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Hello, Lakers Nation. Welcome into to the Lakers Nation.com live postgame show, The Lakers.

Well, they were clawed by the Toronto Raptors tonight, particularly that first quarter.

They only put up 12 points in the first quarter, leading to a 21 point deficit that they could just never quite climb back from they

tried in the fourth quarter couldn't get there call out a fake comeback if you want but that first

quarter really stopped the lakers from having a shot in this one so welcome in everybody from

youtube from twitter from facebook we're going to get through this thing together we'll talk it all out

if you're joining us during our live stream where we showed the game, you got to come in and join us. We did our play by play. You already got to commiserate a little bit with us. But everybody else coming in, we'll get to talk about this whole thing and break down. What happened and what comes next? And maybe I have feeling we'll have some questions about the offseason as well,

because when games like this, your mind tends to wander to July.

Joining me is Sean Davis.

Sean, this was not a good night and it got off to a terrible start after the Lakers had a rough night

last night against the Suns to come out as

flat as they did against the raptors it really just it knocked them out of the game in the first

quarter that's that's tough that's a tough way to bounce back from a really bad loss to a phoenix sun's

team yeah and um thanks for having me on as always always Trevor just start there starting a positive note

All credit in the world to the rafters

I started coming into the game they're really well coached team. They came in with a great game plan

How they guarded LeBron I thought in that first half really that first quarter was just so aggressive

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