Hello, Lakers Nation. Welcome to the Lakers Nation.com live postgame show. I'm Trevor Lane. The Lakers

come up short against the Milwaukee box. Their first clutch loss of the season. Yannis gets the

steal on LeBron to close out the game. A lot to talk about in this one. Some interesting decisions by JJ Reddick in terms of the way this game finished up at the center position.

We'll talk about that.

We'll talk about LeBron's game, of course.

I thought LeBron was fantastic.

Luca, maybe not so much.

We'll talk about that as well.

A lot of stuff to get into here.

Joining me is Anthony with Toronto. Anthony, first clutch loss of the season.

Certainly not. We were hoping for the Lakers ultimately losing this game in the margins,

effectively, super close all the way throughout a play here, a play there that made all the difference.

Yeah, you know, it's a situation where when the final scores tallied, everything counts.

I thought they had some really bad lazy turnovers earlier in the game that sort of led them

to needing that comeback with LeBron on the floor in the fourth quarter.

And then, you know, I thought in the fourth they did a pretty decent job of taking care of the ball and, you know, crashing and all of that kind of stuff.

But when you when you slice the margins that thin, you know, small things end up tipping the scales.

And they've been on the, they've been the

beneficiary of those things, most of the season in the clutch situations. But, you know, Janus

knocking that ball away from LeBron, if they have a four point lead because they do some of the other

things right earlier in the game or earlier in the quarter, it really doesn't make a difference,

right? But, you know, in a tied game there, you know, that's kind of how it goes.

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