Hello, Dave, Go ahead.

It's four-three in the win.

Oh, it's good.

2020 NBA championship belongs to the Los Angeles Lakers.

Hello, Lakers Nation.

Welcome into the Lakers Nation.com live postgame show.

I'm Trevor Lane for Lakersnation.com.

The Lakers fall to the Minnesota Timberwolves.

Final score, a little weird.

Some points going up at the end.

If you happen to bet the over under on this game,

you weren't super thrilled with that, I'd imagine.

But 11 to 102, Minnesota wins.

No Anthony Davis for the Lakers tonight.

He's dealing with that sore back, though the Lakers do sound optimistic that he will

be good to go on Sunday against the Denver Nuggets.

Another game where, like, this is, the Lakers weren't ad in this game overall.

They did some good things out there, particularly in a game where going in,

I was not expecting them to be close in this one without AD and trying to deal with the Twin Towers of Gobert and Carl Anthony Towns. No AD, no Thomas Bryant, no one, Descano Anderson, no Dennis Truder. Oh my, and I thought the Lakers were going to be in big trouble in this one. And surprisingly, they made a game of it actually had opportunities to win.

Ultimately, it was the turnovers that killed them in this one. 22 turnovers. Actually shot 31% from three, which in every one of their previous games would have been probably good enough to either win or at least keep it very close, but the turnover's crushed them.

And this one, we've got a lot to talk about. Russell Westbrook now coming off the bench for the Lakers. Sounds like that's a strategy they're going to stick with. So some success there. We'll break that down. Also, of course, taking the questions and comments from people coming in from YouTube, from Facebook, from Twitter. Welcome. Thank you for joining us. if you listen to the podcast version of this,

we wouldn't mind getting that five-star rating and review over on Apple Podcasts. Twitter. Welcome. Thank you for joining us. If you listen to the podcast version of this,

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