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2020 NBA championship belongs to the Los Angeles Lakers.

Hello me, coffee, love, love, love, loveakers Nation. Welcome, and this is the Lakers Nation.com live postgame show and your Los Angeles Lakers.

Just picked up a win in overtime against the Miami Heat 120 to 117. What a game. Another stressful one,

but this one was pretty fun. We saw the Lakers competing

on both ends of the floor. Yeah, there were some mistakes and we'll certainly get into those,

but I think this was one of, if not the best performances from the Lakers this season for a lot of

reasons that I'm going to get into, including, oh my goodness, what a game by Malik Munk, 27 points. Malik Monk says, here I am. Look what I can do. We're going to break down all of that. As you can see, it's a solo show, but like I always say, it's not just me, it's me, and all of you here tonight. So if you're coming in from YouTube, from Facebook, from Twitter, Welcome in, let's talk some Lakers basketball.

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All right, let's get into some of the stats from this game.

Again, the Lakers win, 120 to 117.

Anthony Davis, 24 points, scores the Kobe.

13 boards, 4 assists, 1 steal, 1 block. 10 and 23 shooting did hit a 3.

1 for 2 from deep. Hadn't seen him knock on a 3 in a while.

His percentage has not been good. So nice to see him knock in one of those.

5 offensive boards for AD. Russell Westbrook gets the triple double, 25, 12, and 14 avoids the

quadruple double because he only had eight turnovers, didn't get to double digits there, but 10 for

22 shooting, three for seven from deep. Avery Bradley dropped 17 himself, five for eight shooting,

and then of course, Malik Monk, 27 points, 10 for 13, shooting four of seven from deep.

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