What do you think about the Laker team now?

You follow the box scores of the games every day?

Just the Lakers.

You're kidding.

That is really a compliment.

I was pleased to see you smile at the top part show because once the game starts, you have a game face.

You don't smile much out there.

I don't think you have to do things for money anymore.

Correct.

What's up, Laker fans? Welcome to the Laker Film Room podcast. I'm Pete, joined by Darius.

And boy, oh, boy, did the Lakers get their butts kicked?

You know, what was it, 117-95 blowout against the Minnesota Timberwolves who were ready and prepared and tremendous in that

game. I think they are certainly the headline D, but it's funny, we are recording after the game,

a couple, you know, hour and a half or so after the game. This is not going to be the pod where we talk

a ton of adjustments, haven't broken down the film or anything like that. This is mostly post-game reaction.

What really stands out to me, D, are two stretches of the game as much as anything else.

The first, from the start of the second quarter, through the 519 mark, the game flips by 20 points in 6 minutes and 41 seconds.

And then in the last four seconds of the second quarter

through the first minute and 56 seconds, the game flips by another 14 points. Yeah, two minutes.

A two minutes stretch. Yep. You can't lose a two minute stretch by 14 points. So that's one of the first things that stands out to me, Dee, as we do the autopsy

of a total butt-kicking.

Some other stats really standing out the massive differential in transition points.

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