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Hello, Lakers Nation. Welcome in Trevor Lane here for LakersNation.com.

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Just came up short against the New York Knicks 106 to 100.

Unfortunately, the comeback effort was not able to get the job done.

Heck of a third quarter by Russell Westbrook, 18 points in the third quarter alone, but ultimately could not make up for a very poor first half. We've got a lot to breakdown. So if you're coming in from YouTube, from Facebook, from Twitter, welcome and throw in your questions and comments. You're listening to the podcast version of this. Make sure you do follow us over on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, wherever it is that you listen to podcast. Joining me tonight is Lakers Nation's

Mark Guttles. Mark, how are you doing, man? I'm doing good. How are you, man? Hang it. You

know, rough one. The first half of this game certainly was frustrating, I know, for Lakers fans.

I saw all the comments on social media. I might even made a few of them myself.

But the second half was a bit more of a burst, right?

I mean, we saw Russell Westbrook really step up.

And so at least that was good to see.

Yeah, I mean, yeah, like you said, that first half was really rough.

I think Westbrook had five turnovers in the first half.

I only had one in the second half.

So he started a lot more control in that second half.

Guys started playing a lot better defense.

But when you dig yourself that big of a hole, especially early on, the first quarter on the road, when you're already short-handed, it's hard to really

finally get back over the hump. Yeah, you can get back in the game, but you kind of ride

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