Hello, Lakers Nation. Welcome to the Lakersnation.com live postgame show. The Lakers come up short against the Clippers.

I am Trevor Lane. Rough night for Los Angeles. Hopefully they can bounce back from this one.

We're going to talk about what happened in the game. I know there's a lot of frustration out there as well.

We'll take your questions, your comments. Let's vent a little bit.

Joining me tonight is Donnie Freeman. Donnie, not the night that we wanted from the Lakers.

Yeah, just absolute no-show against cross-town rivals.

Just disappointing through and through, start to finish.

Just, I mean, this game, so many thoughts, just terrible, absolutely terrible.

I think, and based on what I'm seeing in the chat right now, I think this is, this is true,

that when it's like a game that feels bigger than just one game and your team comes up short with the Lakers have done recently.

They had that terrible no-show against the Mavericks on national TV.

They've had a number of games like that.

I think that can be extra frustrating for fans.

You want to see your team go out there and really compete.

And the Lakers, despite a little bit of a run in the third,

really we're not on the same level as the Clippers for most of the night.

And so that's going to be, that's going to make the night extra fresh.

It's not like the Lakers were competitive all night.

I mean, they were pretty clearly the weaker of the two teams, I thought,

tonight. Yeah, the, the clippers just really took it to them. The Lakers looked lost, like they

didn't know what to what they wanted to get to, oftentimes wound up settling for mid-range shots,

and it was brutal, man. They just, they, they were taken out of several of the things that they

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