It's 4-3 in the win.

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2020 NBA Championship belongs to the Los Angeles Lakers.

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Lakers Nation.

Welcome in, Trevor Lane here for LakersNation.com.

You're home for everything. Lakers. Your Lakers pick up a win on the road, the first win of their five-game road trip, found it in game three against the Detroit Pistons.

But that was not the only talking point of the night. Yeah, the Lakers win

121 to 116. Big, big comeback. They were down 17. And then Russell Westbrook and Anthony Davis

led the way. Notice I did not say LeBron James in there. Why? Because LeBron was not in the game.

He got ejected earlier in a moment that we're going to have to discuss

quite a bit, I believe, tonight. Matt the optimist Peralta joining me, Matt. I guess first and

foremost, the Lakers won, so that's a good thing. Whoa. I know. That's my very lukewarm reaction to the wind. We were just talking about it right before we

hopped on, but how good do you actually feel about this win, Trevor? Because to be honest with you,

I'm glad they got it, but there are a lot of caveats here. And I tweeted it mid-game, like at

half-time. I said, if the Lakers somehow come back to win this game, it's still not going to feel great.

And I think I'm right.

It still doesn't feel great.

Yeah, I mean, I think that because it's the Detroit Piston, like if this was,

if this was the Warriors that the Lakers had done this to, it would mean a little bit more in terms of basketball, right, in terms of what we saw on the floor. But energy-wise, this was my chief complaint on the last show, was that I felt like the Lakers didn't put in the effort. And in the fourth quarter, they did. Earlier in the game, there were some issues. There were some moments where I just went, oh my gosh, what was that?

Especially defensively.

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