Hello, Lakers Nation. Welcome in to the Lakers Nation.com live podcast. I'm Trevor Lane. Happy to have you all here. I'm assuming most of you watched an epic game four of the NBA finest. We'll talk a little bit about that, of course. I'm sure some of it's going on in the chat right now. I also want to talk about what success would look like for the

Lakers this summer. What would a successful offseason actually look like while staying grounded

in reality? And yes, I'll have some more ideal offseason videos coming out, but just conceptually,

what is a winning off season really look like for L.A. because I think there's some different

concepts of what that

actually is and some of those are not realistic at all. Some of them are and I want to get into

all of it here tonight. If you haven't done so yet, please make sure you do hit the subscribe

button turn on those notifications over on the YouTube channel. Again, happy to have all of you here.

Let's get to this, though.

My God.

History made.

History made the biggest comeback in NBA finals history.

A 29 point San Antonio Spurs deficit or edge erased. The Knicks down 29 points and come back to win by

1.107-106 OG Ananobees tip in with 1.2 seconds left off of a Jalen Brunson,

miss three ultimately gives the Knicks the win.

I'll tell you what,

both teams had players that would have felt awful had they lost.

We saw our old friend Josh Hart miss a breakaway layup that I think he tried to dunk

and kind of got caught in between with just a couple of minutes left.

You thought that was going to be disastrous.

And then Deer and Fox, Deer and Fox has the ball 12 seconds left around there, has the ball has the ball on a breakaway spurs up one goes for the layup as

ogy and and obi's coming in to contest as expected ogy blocks the shot dear fox what are you doing

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