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Welcome in Trevor Lane here for Lakersnation.com.

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It's Monday night.

No games on tonight, which is weird, but no games on tonight.

So we're going at our more normal-ish time, right, around 9 o'clock, Pacific time. Going to talk a little Lakers basketball. I'm going to talk about the latest on Russell Westbrook. Some discouraging news for anybody hoping to see Russell Westbrook gone from the Lakers. We'll chat a little bit about that. LeBron taking to social media to talk about how much longer he's going to play. We'll talk about that one a little bit as well. Plus, we'll get into some other topics like, oh, I don't know.

This team in the Western Conference might have just gone home in devastating fashion last night.

We'll have to chat a little bit about them as well. Joining me tonight is Sean Davis.

How are you?

It's called the Trevor. I would like to be referred to as the Devin Booker special. Crap, no, my name is Sean. Thanks, Trevor, for having me back on.

And yes, I think we are all enjoying some more than others that the sons went out like that.

I don't think anybody could have have saw that one coming, though.

No. And you know, Keith and I talked about this this morning on the NBA front office show.

I mean, and never would have predicted, never would have predicted that the Phoenix sons would go out the way that they did.

I mean, the home team wins 77% of the time. And Phoenix found a way to not only lose on their home floor,

but get embarrassed, get blunt 50 points. You know, I'll say this. If I had to pick between the two,

I would rather the Celtics go home and the Suns advance if I had to pick.

Yeah.

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