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nation dot com live post game show slash podcast the lakers well they did a very bad thing they gave away game two

said nope no thank you we're not interested in winning this game and handed it right on over to the denver

nuggets don't give me wrong give credit to denver for hitting some big, big shots in the fourth quarter,

but the Lakers certainly opened that door, window, whatever you want to call it.

And the Nuggets said, thank you, and stepped right on through.

Some baffling, baffling decisions by the Lakers down the stretch that ultimately cost them a very

important game. Now, the task, go back to L.A. and win both games three and four have to be played

with absolute desperation because that's what this team has to be now, not in a position to give away

games. And that's what we saw them do, unfortunately, in game two.

Joining me, Sean Davis, we'll have another guest coming in in just a moment.

Sean, one of the more frustrating games we've seen from the Lakers lately.

And in particular, because this was a game where the Lakers stars both, I thought, played poorly,

at least on the offensive end of the floor.

Defensively, maybe that's a different story, particularly when we're talking about Anthony

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