Hello, Lakers Nation. Welcome in to the Lakers Nation.com podcast. My name's Trevor Lane, and it's

Game Day. Lakers Wolves, Game 3, 6.30 p.m. Pacific time on Friday. I may drop this episode a little

bit early on Thursday. So if you're watching this on Thursday, tomorrow is game day. But nonetheless,

Lakers Wolves, game three, 6.30 p.m. Pacific time. Come hang out, Lakersnation.com's YouTube channel, which is at day. But nonetheless, Lakers, Wolves, game three, 6.30 p.m. Pacific time. Come hang out.

Lakersnation.com's YouTube channel, which is at YouTube.com slash Lakers Nation or over on

playback.tv slash Lakers Nation will be there as well. Come hang out during the game.

It's like a party. We do a little play-by-play. We react to the chat. We react to the game. It's a good time.

We hang out. We watch the Lakers and the Wolves battle in a pivotal game three. Both teams should be

very, very motivated for this game. I'm expecting a good one. So on today's show, we've got a lot

to get into. I'm going to start off talking about what the Lakers need to do heading into game three, what adjustments we'd like to see specifically on the offensive end. J.G. Reddick

just talked a little bit about that. Then I've got John Krasinski from the athletic. He

covers the Minnesota Timberwolves. He's going to join to talk a little bit about the adjustments

he expects the wolves to make and a little on kind of where the wolf's mindset is at right now heading into

game three and then I'll finish things off getting into the mailbag. So as I said, a lot to get

into here on today's show. But I want to kick things off. You know, JJ Redick was just talking a little

bit before I started recording this show about his team, about what he's expected to see for game three,

that kind of stuff, what he needs to and see improved upon. Well, I guess first,

an important note here. JJ did note that Rui Hachamura will be available for game three,

but he is going to wear a mask as a precaution. I talked about this a little bit during game

two after Rui got hit,

that he at least he has experience wearing a mask.

He's done it several times over the course of his career.

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