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Trevor Lane here for Lakers Nation.com. This is thelakersnation.com live postgame show. The Lakers just took down the Spurs. Final score 105 to 94. Not always a pretty game, but the Lakers are able to ultimately get the W. And that's what important. I'm coming to you from the road and traveling for the Thanksgiving holiday. So thank you to my in-laws for allowing me to take over a room here and do the show from here. Joining me tonight, we have Jeff Spiegel, typically from Dodger Blue, but also does some stuff for Lakers Nation as well. You guys have seen him on here before, particularly when we go to Las Vegas. Jeff, how are you doing, man? It's good. It's good. And tonight felt like it was going to be an easy victory up by 20 points. The lead shrinks to as few as three. But thankfully, they write the ship there in the fourth quarter, and it ends up being comfortable in the end. But it's a good night to be on lebron comes back anthony davis continues to dominate and

uh and i know lots of people are going to want to talk about thomas brian and his inability

to get consistent minutes tonight and so uh yeah excited to be with you guys tonight yeah we'll

certainly need to dive into into that one as well what happened there with Thomas Bryant oh people are saying my

mic is not great let me go ahead uh Jeff do you want to go through the stats of the game for

me and I'll take it off of my AirPods and see if I can just plug in a different mic yeah absolutely

I mean we mentioned kind of the big one Anthony Davis the headline 25 and 15 so not quite the

30 and 16 streak that he had been on, but 25 and 15 for

Davis, four assists, three blocks, four, four assists, three blocks, one steal. That's on 10 of 13 from

the field, so incredibly efficient. And then LeBron James, probably the most interesting stat line

of the night, 21 points, eight rebounds, five assists. You hear that and you say, hey, first game back after five days missed, five games missed.

That feels pretty good. Nine turnovers for LeBron, though. That's where the Rust started to show the Lakers, 21

turnovers in total. Lonnie Walker, the only other Laker in double figures tonight. 18 points for him,

four of nine

from three point range. Excuse me. Troy Brown Jr. also had 10 points. Then he got Schrooter with nine,

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