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2020 NBA championship belongs to the Los Angeles Lakers.

Hello me, coffee, love me, love me, love it.

Hello. Welcome in Trevor Lane here for LakersNation.com.

You're home for everything. Lakers, well, did not go the way the Lakers hoped it would against

the Milwaukee Bucks, a very good team, but the Lakers got dominated for most of the game.

Had a little bit of a comeback in the fourth quarter trying to make it just a bit

exciting for the fans at crypto.com arena who frankly didn't have a whole lot to cheer for

on this night. So we'll break down a little bit of the game, but I have a feeling we're also going

to talk just a little bit of trade as well. Joining me is Sean Davis from Lakersnation.com.

Sean, how are you doing?

I feel heartbroken, Trevor.

I think in the last post game show, Matt was having all this relationship analogies, and I fell for it.

I fell for it.

I got my heartbroken again.

So that's all me, man.

I got to be better. What, you, you fell for the comeback? Yeah, I think we got down with like 10 or like five minutes to let them screaming on my TV. Let's go. And I think one of my buddies texts me, like, Sean, stop it. It's over. Yeah, we, we we knew that it was it was not going to happen

well you saw what happened as soon as the lakers started to get anything going all the bucks had

to do which is give the ball to yannis yonis was fantastic uh as usual when he plays the lakers

he suddenly starts being able to hit threes and hit all of his shots and 44 points 14 boards

eight assists one steal two blocks for yonis i mean for whatever reason

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