Hello, Lakers Nation. Welcome in to the Lakers Nation.com live post game show.

I am Trevor Lane and the Lakers just suffered an absolutely brutal loss to a very short-handed 76ers side.

To make matters worse, Anthony Davis injured in the game.

We're waiting on updates for AD on the abdominal strain is what they're calling it.

What does that look like for him moving forward as we head closer to the trade deadline?

Fortunately, though, tonight, I'm not alone.

Always better to be with a friend during dark times like these.

Joining me, Scorpio, Sky.

Sky, how you doing?

Ah, not great that happened but you know there's not much we can do about it let's talk through it yeah all we can do talk through it

and see what uh what we can get from this now anthony davis played 10 minutes and two of three shooting, four points,

but again, had to leave the game due to an abdominal injury.

It felt like every other Laker was either in foul trouble, turning the ball over,

or just struggled in general.

You look at LeBron had the best stat line on the night, 31, 8, 9, but did have

eight turnovers in this game.

10 of 16 shooting, 10 of 11.

Boy, Sky, that's a monster stat line that didn't feel like it at all during the game.

Yeah, it was, it was just quiet, you know, that I don't really know what it is.

I mean, he's just such a talented guy. He's going to put his numbers up, but it just didn't have

that much of an effect on the game, unfortunately. But I think that was just a lack of energy

across the board as a team. And I think that resulted in all the turnovers. Just the attention to detail wasn't there. The energy wasn't there. They played this game like they can afford to lose it. Exactly. That's exactly what they did. It's like, hey, we're on a four-game win streak with the second night of back-to-back. We've got a built-in-excuse for losing this game. And they really just, it was yet another game. And this is why, if you look at their point differential, it's negative still, despite being well above 500 because they have so many nights like these. When they lose, they really lose. And they tend to just kind of let go of the rope and say, oh, well, this isn't our night.

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