Hello, Lakers Nation. Welcome in to the Lakers Nation.com live post game show. I'm Trevor Lane. The Lakers get the big win over the Clippers, 135, 118. Not only do they push their win streak to five games now, but they also advance out of Group B in the NBA Cup tournament. I know that may not matter to some fans, matters to others, but they do advance in group B. Will they have home court advantage through the next round? That'll depend on how they do on Friday in their final game of the group stage at the NBA Cup tournament. Happy to see you all here if you're coming in from YouTube, you're coming in from X coming in from Facebook. We just got a pretty fun game down the stretch from the Lakers. They managed to finally get some defensive stops that they couldn't get in the first three quarters. We got a lot to break down from this one. Happy to see you all here, obviously, in a different location than usual, traveling a bit for the Thanksgiving holiday. So I'm coming to you from the guest room at my in-laws place.

But I am not alone here. We've got Anthony Mitrato jumping in. Anthony, so happy to see you here

after a game like this because it's always fun to celebrate a win over the Clippers.

It is always fun to do that, Trevor. Yeah, this was a fun one from the start.

You know, aside from us having to watch the ref show that happened in the middle of the game there.

But aside from that, yeah, that was a good one.

Yeah, I have a feeling I know where the master locks of the night are ultimately going to go in this one.

Given the way it all went, went down with the officials, we'll certainly talk about that as

we go through this game.

But I think the big takeaway from this one, the first game where the big three for the

Lakers were truly the big three.

LeBron James, 25.6, 4, 6 assists.

Luca Donchich, oh, just 43 points.

43, nine boards, 13 assists.

Second game in a row that the Lakers two guards have led the team in rebounding

because Austin Reeves also put up 31 and nine rebounds plus three assists himself.

So the Lakers, big three, all three putting up big nights tonight for the Lakers.

And I do want to call a few stats into highlight them anyway,

57% from the field, 45% from three.

I said it going in that the Clippers are a team that do not defend the three particularly well, that this would be a nice game for positive regression to the Lakers three point shooting. Now the volume is still low, 29 attempts. I'd like to see them more around 35, 36 attempts from deep in a game. I'm not going to complain in this game. I thought they did a nice job when they got their looks at the basket. But 45% from

three, that's the key stat there. We were saying they're not really a 33% three point shooting

team. They should be above that. And so tonight, we saw some positive regression there for the

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