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Well, game one is in the book.

Lucas sets the tone early.

The Wolves outscore the Lakers by 18 in the second quarter.

And who do we point the finger out for tonight's game one loss?

We talk about it all on the Lockdown Lakers postcast.

I'm Dave Palais.

Again, you can catch this show and all the shows on Locked On anywhere you get your podcast. And again, thank you for joining me tonight after the game.

Disappointing loss, Wolfs 117 Lakers 95. Game 2 will be on Tuesday, but a lot to talk about

as this game did not go the way the Lakers and many Laker fans thought this game was going to go.

So overall, very

disappointed to see the way things worked out. But how did we get here? How did we get here

when it looked like things were so promising in the first quarter? Well, we're going to start

off with what everybody is talking about. This is what you'll be talking about.

Here it is. It's the second quarter.

I mean, the Lakers completely fell apart, and the Lakers didn't have an answer.

And the way it worked out was, if you're watching this game right from the beginning and you're excited and you're counting it down and saying the Lakers are going to make a run

for an NBA championship, I don't want to miss one minute of this run.

Well, the Lakers do great. First quarter to outscore the wolves 2821. Luke has 16 of those 28 points and we think we're rolling,

but in the second quarter, it was where everything changed. Everything changed as the wolves

continue to shoot the lights out. Wolves, again, they go on a 14 to 2 run in the first four minutes of the second

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