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and the win.

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Welcome in Trevor Lane here for Lakersnation.com.

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Well, I wish this was a better night here.

The Lakers do fall to the Clippers 119 to 115.

Not certainly the outcome that we wanted to see.

The Lakers really struggled with getting stops down the stretch. We'll talk all about that. We'll break down what happened in this one.

Part of this can be summed up just by the Clippers made shots and the Lakers didn't.

We can certainly talk about that, but we've got a lot of other angles to dive into here.

I'm seeing a lot of questions and comments already coming in. So if you're joining us from YouTube, from Facebook, from Twitter, welcome in. This will give you an opportunity to vent a little bit. We'll talk about the game. We'll talk about what we learned from this game, places to go from here. Can they improve from here? Was this really a bad outing for the Lakers compared to what we've seen in the past?

We will break that all down.

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All right. Let's get into this one. First, diving into the box score, Anthony Davis, 27 points,

10 boards, 4 assists, one block, 10 at 15 shooting. Not bad there, you'll take that from him.

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