Hello, Lakers Nation. Welcome in to the Lakers Nation.com live postgame show.

My name's Trevor Lane. The Lakers pick up another win this time over the Clippers.

Big win for Los Angeles. Anytime the Lakers get a win over the Clippers.

106, 102 wasn't always pretty in this one and a number of injuries now that we're keeping an eye on.

Not only did the Lakers not have Rui Hachamura, a starter coming into the game, but they lost

Austin Reeves midgame due to cap soreness. Austin only played nine minutes. So now the Lakers

down two starters still managed to get the win against a relatively healthy Clippers side.

No Norman Powell for the clips in this one. And he's certainly been fantastic this season.

So that's that's something losing him. But still, the Lakers managed to persevere despite

being down multiple starters and get the win over the clips. Again, a hard fought win and one of those wins

that we're not going to remember this game fondly and think, hey, remember that game when all

those awesome things happened? No, it was a fairly sloppy game overall, but it was a win for

the Lakers and one that took grit and determination to see it through.

Luca leads the way for the Lakers, 31 points, not necessarily the most efficient game from him.

Yet again, 9 of 22 shooting from the field, 3 of 9 from 3, but 10 of 11 from the free through line.

He did get some things going, especially late in the game, had a pair of stepback threes

at critical junctures, a 6-0 quick run from behind the three-point line for Luca.

Finally got, it was nice to see him getting those to drop.

And then five assists, three steals, just two rebounds, pretty low.

A rebounding number for him.

Six turnovers, though, played a decent chunk of the game with

five fouls, but 31 points for Luca in this one. Meanwhile, LeBron, 28 points, 13 rebounds, three assists,

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