LeBron on the loss to OKC: “We were not out worked. They didn’t out physical us. They didn’t outsmart us. I feel like we were just out talented, you know, by OKC. They just possess so much more talent.”
Agreed. Which is why I wasn’t as heartbroken about the sweep. The boys tried their best, the gap without Luka was just too great. LaRavia was a starter to begin the series, who likely wouldn’t even make OKC’s roster.
Yeah the team played hard pretty much the entire time. I wasn’t even mad when game 4 ended. It was a very ceremonious sweep.
JJ had a great game plan especially against SGA honestly but when you don’t even know who the third best player is and your entire offense is reliant on a 41 year old you’re not beating the champs
They do know who their third best player was, and it was Rui.
That’s probably the hardest I’ve ever seen a team play down 0-3
Speaks to the team spirit and coaching overall. They all really bought in despite how outmatched they were.
JJ doesn’t get enough credit for how solid of a coach hes been imo. Even beyond the x’s o’s operational aspects
It’s kinda wild. I knew he had high bb IQ but he has been even better than I thought. The plays he draws up for an open look after a timeout or something are always so clean and well executed
Yup. His ATOs are lethal lol
Lakers have beaten preseason expectations both times and JJ coached the team to 50+ wins in both seasons and he gets 0 credit still, hopefully he started changing some minds after these playoffs
He should’ve been a city candidate 🥱
yeah the Lakers played their asses off, but they were never going to win. Also, I thought Reddick coached a very good series. I liked his adjustments and the weird looks he threw at SGA. But effort and coaching were never going to matter without Luka (and even with Luka, OKC has way more talent). The absolute ceiling for the Lakers in this series was maybe taking it to 5 games, and they came close in game 4.
I was actually pretty impressed - they came pretty close to stealing a game. When a 41 year old who is supposed to be a role player is your best offensie and defensive option, AR is playing at 50% at best, and Rui seemed to be the only healthy player that would be a starter on other teams. (ETA: And Smart - who also seemed injured.)
My only possible criticism is that Rui was playing so well and shooting such a high percentage from three, I’d have liked to see him putting up more shots. But I’m sure Rui shot that well because Redick had a plan to get him shots he was comfortable with - just rare to see someone shoot like that from three against a good defense.
Rui said after the series “I don’t like shooting threes, that’s not my thing, but how JJ coaches he wants me to shoot a lot of threes” it had me cracking up
Haha, that’s amazing - I didn’t see that.
Funny to think poor Redick is just trying to convince him to shoot more and he’s like, “Yeah, I’m not so comfortable with my 55% from three.”
Also maybe makes sense for why they weren’t drawing up a play for Rui to take the last shot instead of AR.
I keep having to look up Rui’s stats because I keep thinking I’m misremembering - how many people shoot over 50% from three in the playoffs with almost 60 attempts?
The games were kept pretty close in the first half but OKC’s depth was just too much. The Lakers even limited SGA’s scoring volume pretty well too.
Bingo. Playoffs were finished before they began. I was shocked (as was Vegas…) that we even got past Houston. The media just can’t resist a Lakers/LeBron hype narrative
I watched some of those games and it did not feel like a series that would end in a sweep. But with the bench depth that OKC has I guess it was almost inevitable.
It seemed like the first halves were competitive, and then the wheels came off on the back end. Pretty much exactly where depth and talent win out.
Agree. I was super impressed with Lakers hustle even when they knew they weren’t going to win. Good culture.
Laravia was not a starter to begin the series, but he also gradually saw less time against the Rockets, and JJ thought it was better to play LeBron and Rui forty minutes as opposed to Jake. People dont get why I’m so low on Laravia. He’s in his fourth NBA season and he’s not a playoff caliber rotation player. The reality is you have to move on from him by next post season.
Lakers need more high level players. I’d rather have young guys like Adou one cheap rookie contracts than waste time on Laravia.
Oh good, it’s not just me missing something lol. Every time I saw LaRavia on the floor I was like, does this guy do anything? Anything at all?
Lakers clearly had a really solid game plan and played hard. Just couldn’t keep it up for 48 minutes.
Easily could have been 4-1 if Luka was there
I did want a gentleman’s sweep.
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such a massive shame that Luka got injured when he did
Seeing how emotional he was, I knew he was out for the playoffs
Lakers would be stupid to play him against OKC risking a hamstring injury against a team that you can’t beat anyway
The chances are low but Luka going supernova could tip the balance in a 7 game series
The Lakers were competing in every game until it got away from them in the 2nd half, and the biggest reason was they turned the ball over a ton without a true point guard. The lakers only dominant ball handlers were a 41 year old LeBron and Austin reaves, niether of which were able to handle thec constant pressure they were throwing at them with all the young and fast defenders OKC has. Hell, they were forced to let Smart and Kennard run point, that’s how thin they were on dribblers at that point.
If they had a healthy Luka they absolutely would’ve had a legit shot of beating them in a 7 game series, but if he came back early from an injury playing less than 100% probably not.
I was worried he would try to rush back against OKC, and I’m glad he didn’t (though sad he was apparently too hurt to even try if he wanted to). The Lakers would have still lost with a hobbled Luka, and the difference would have been that they maybe take 1 game. And we can look at OKC to see how messy Luka’s injury is and why it was so important he did not rush back. JDUB has basically suffered through a lost season because of hamstring injuries that took forever to heal. He missed a ton of games with a right hamstring injury, finally came back after the AS break, and reaggravated the right hamstring and missed a bunch more games.
Then he went down with a Grade 1 hamstring strain (the mildest level of strain) in the Suns series, missed 6 playoff games, rushed back, and only made it one game before reaggravating his hamstring last night. I bet we won’t see JDUB again in the playoffs even if OKC goes all the way, and his strain was much milder than Luka’s.
Don’t mess with soft tissue injuries. They can linger for a LONG time.
It’s a big asterisk in team building, because just before he went out due to injury, the Lakers had an incredible stretch of basketball.
Even if Luka was playing, the Lakers might have won Game 4 and then probably still lose before they really make the Thunder sweat.
Still better than what we had. Who doesn’t want to see their team at their best?
Not sure it would have mattered, considering the game he was injured in.
We are being robbed of so much great basketball due to injuries like with Pacers last year as well and so many others that it’s sad
That was such a fucking bummer. That series would have been way more interesting that’s for sure
OKC was beating them by 30 regularly with Luka in the line up.
I’m not taking a shot at Luka and it was certainly unfortunate for the Lakers, but honestly they’re still losing in 4 or at most 5 with Luka
We just saw enough OKC Lakers this season even before the Luka injury to conclude OKC was both better and had their number. The Lakers were never winning more than a game at most in that series. At most
I love this answer. I’m so tired of people coming up will all these narratives. Every series has to have a loser. It is idiotic to come up with deep narratives each time trying to find the key to a loss and including some value judgment.
This idea that everyone screwed up if they aren’t the champion is dumb.
There are also a lot of fans that confuse outcomes with effort. So when the team with less talent flails against the more talented team, fans might blame effort which is silly. It is fine when coaches blame effort because that is more about motivating the team than being honest. Admitting they are outmatched isn’t going to get better outcomes. But after the series is over, we can stop the spin.
The Celtics sub was and is insufferable with this.
People actually think you can win the championship every year. Idk why they watch basketball if anything but a championship ruins their whole month at a personal level.
People on this sub did kind of keep telling the Celtics they had a dynasty after 1 chip and said they had too many good players to compete with.
Then it was like, what? Why did you expect to win multiple times?
I mean let’s not forget that when Tatum went down, Boston made offseason move to “tank” the season that wouldn’t have happened if he didn’t get hurt. The injury killed whatever dynasty momentum they would have had
Yeah when the Celtics won it felt very similar to when OKC won last year, they were supposed to be back by now.
Yep and if OKC loses (which is the norm the last 10 years) the team and the fans will be dogged until the end of time.
Can’t yall jst enjoy your championship?
This victim mentality from yall is so lame.
To be fair, if anyone would feel this way it’s Boston fans. Their four teams have won a combined 13 championships since 2000. It must be confusing why they’ve stopped having their semi-annual parade.
The trend that pisses me off the most is players teams being called a fraud when they lose. WTF man, someone is going to lose, that doesn’t make them a fraud. How did they defraud you?
The term fraudulent is probably one of THE most annoying words on this sub.
This is probably my biggest issue with sports media and sports fans discussions. Sometimes a team just loses. That’s fine. Like in baseball you’ll see the headline being something like “bats go dead as (team) loses”. Or maybe the pitching just won! Maybe that.
There are also a lot of fans that confuse outcomes with effort.
Couldn’t say it better myself. I’m so tired of people acting like if you lose by more than 10, it was an effort thing. No, sometimes you just are not the better team
To be fair, Austin did have a bad habit of risky/unfocused passes that ended up being turnovers in critical moments.
Ayton was certainly out everything
The Ayton stuff is so overblown for a guy on a $8 mil contract. If you are blaming a series loss on the 8th highest paid player on your team then you probably are just hunting a scapegoat lol. Realistically this OKC team is historically good and there would be a very slim chance that they could win the series even if Luka had been healthy. Without him there was 0 chance and it was just a formality.
Agreed. It’s just such a shame because he occasionally puts it all together and shows the player people thought he could be when he was drafted.
He’s good value for his contract but man has he failed to live up to his potential.
Pretty much. Fans have star expectations on him and don’t realize that he’s on a backups salary. He will never be a star but, it’s a damn good contract if you are getting near a double double production on high efficiency from a player not making too much more than a vet minimum.
Unfortunately hes a starter on a team with LeBron. Expectations are raised by default when someone plays on a team with him.
I agree he’s good value for his contract from a production standpoint. $8 mil is a deal for a center who can stay on the court and put up numbers. But honestly…I’m still not sure I’d want him on my team at all just to preserve my mental health as a fan. He’s maybe the most frustrating player I’ve ever watched in my 25 years of being an NBA fan, and Suns, Blazers, and now Lakers fans can’t stand watching him after a while. The problem is that he SHOULD be good. He has all the tools and has stretches where he does look like a good NBA player. But then he goes back to looking disinterested, and disinterested Ayton is a chore to watch. He’ll still put up a double-double and look okay on the box score, but he’s really terrible when he’s not engaged. He misses rotations, doesn’t try for rebounds, etc.
As an \(8 mil backup, that's obviously still a pretty good deal, but IMO he's almost unplayable in the playoffs if he's not engaged, so in the playoffs, I'm not even sure he's worth \)8 mil unless he’s on one of his good stretches. The most alarming thing about Ayton in the playoffs is that when things start going poorly, he stops trying. He was worthless as soon as the Mavs started rolling against the Suns and got benched in game 7. And then the next year, Jokic absolutely cooked him, which in itself is fine, but Ayton seemingly stopped trying midway through the series.
Ayton is just a meme on this sub. Buncha people who haven’t watched him play outside of the clips posted here pretending like they know anything
I watched him the entire series what’s with the revisionist history?
Then you must be having flashbacks watching Chet play in this Spurs series.
Dude stopped trying halfway through the series. At least put in the effort to play. JJ was coaching his heart out and Reaves, Rui and the rest of the Lakers were trying their hardest to keep the game close and yet Ayton was not matching the effort. Even at 8 mil that’s bad.
It’s because he’s a #1 pick, he’ll get the spotlight regardless of his salary. But I agree with you, definitely overblown
I think it’s a bit more than just him being the #1 pick. He also has stretches were he looks awesome and then goes back to looking disengaged. There’s a reason fanbases always turn on him. Unless he’s in one of his good stretches, he just doesn’t seem to try very hard. And the existence of the good stretches makes him even more frustrating because we all know that he COULD be a good player. He just isn’t, and by this point, it’s not going to happen
You just described Jaxson Hayes and while he gets some criticism, he also gets way less scrutiny. I think it’s because the expectations with Ayton are higher.
Well the lakers spent all offseason telling us how he was at least going to be so much better than Hayes yet here we are, didn’t really make a difference in the hunt.
Sure and it was warranted on Phoenix, but when the number 1 pick is on his third team on a backups contract I think it’s time to let it go.
Idk if I agree lol jaywill is also on an 8 million dollar contract and plays his heart out every night, Ayton is a 7 foot ultra athletic freak he doesn’t have an excuse for giving no effort
And the inconsistency is the reason we got him for cheap in the first place. And even with some stinkers, it’s still a damn bargain especially when he’s on.
Frustrating at times? Yes. But we got the front office to blame for not getting a starting caliber center in the first place.
I had to look twice, 8 million? Boiii what’s there to complain about 😂
I think Ayton is just frustrating because you see moments where you’re like wow this guy is good. And then you’ll have 3 straight possessions of LeBron putting it right on Ayton’s hands and he bobbles it and turns it over. It makes it easier to criticize him for losses because he has more noticeable moments and mistakes. So I think it’s easier for fans to be like “this guy is the reason we lost”
He had a good showing against Houston and they don’t win that series without him. Ayton just had a very bad matchup against OKC and that happens when you have a player at that salary.
You know Lebron has already mentally erased Ayton from his life.
Dude too busy buying chainz
Lakers had no bench everytime it got to the 3rd qtr they just couldn’t keep up the effort. I thought they played well dispute their circumstances and not having their best player
Yeah, it’s the main reason why I have the Thunder beating the Spurs. The Lakers got crushed in the second half because they didn’t have the depth to sustain that effort. The Spurs have a better starting 5 than the Thunder but you can’t play them all 40+ minutes in Game 1 and expect to win a series where you play every other day (because there were so many Game 7s in earlier rounds).
There was a lot of hoopla around the McCain trade and rightfully so, I couldn’t believe it myself. But I still didn’t see him getting serious minutes against probably the second best team in the league. And the dude just delivers no matter the opponent, he’s not scared. If he’s not on fire shooting he picks up 6 boards as the shortest guy on the floor against a team with Wemby and elite rebounding guards. When you have Caruso, Wallace, and McCain coming off that bench not to mention JWill its just a lot to deal with. And its not like the Spurs aren’t deep, that Maclaughlin dude came off the bench and drained 2 threes.
yea in multiple games in the Lakers series McCain would come onto the floor in the 2nd half and hit big momentum shots
OKC’s depth and young athletic shotmaking is too much for a depleted team to deal with over time
Yeah it’s spooky that everytime Wemby rests, OKC goes on a run
Westbrook mvp postseason vibes.
They had one bench player and it was Hayes but when he gets overplayed his next game is ass.
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i.e. Rob, make a trade
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Then is he going to take a significant paycut so we can build a team? Because paying LeBron $50m isn’t a path toward a title contender with OKC and the Spurs.
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Pretty reasonable assessment considering OKC is at least in my opinion the most talented team in the league easily.
Idk, I feel like OKC is very hard working more so than the most talented team, its both for them. I actually think the spurs are more talented.
I don’t know that that’s the case. Top to bottom wise anyways.
It isn’t.
Spurs to me aren’t there yet. Give it a couple years at least and they’ll be more talented. That duo of 40+ million contracts to Chet and Williams kick in starting next year. Depth will take a hit in a couple years most likely unless they continue drafting really well or trading for guys like McCain. The talent speaks for itself. They won the most games and only one guy averaged over 30 minutes and that’s with 2 starters missing significant time.
Bold take
I was really impressed by the lakers grit and determination. They had a great gameplan just need better players to implement. JJ had them ready to go.
So much talent ng depth for OKC.
They can play their guys below 30 minutes for the most part. Huge in the playoffs.
Last night, 4 Spurs played almost 40 minutes (Vassell 37, Champagnie 36, Wemby 37, Castle 38).
Only 1 Thunder player was over 30 with SGA at 38.
At some point… it really is like 1 team having to play against 2.
And that was off the back of the spurs starting 5 playing 51mins 2 days prior, Shai was the only one who played near that for us
Ayton was 100% outworked LeBron lol
He was Dominayted 😔
He got Chet on
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I’d actually agree. The Lakers fought way harder than I expected tbh. Super physical on defense (that’s been a trend by more teams than usual this playoffs tbf), and really went all in on shutting Shai down
This is valid. Lakers were right there with them and then would just run out of gas every game
Yeah it was always a 5 point game in the 4th and then the thunder would win by 12-15… they did thier best especially 41 year old LeBron being the lakers best player
It’s easy to forget that we weren’t even favoured to beat the Rockets. AR rushed back from injury and Luka was out. And of course, there was a massive talent gap.
Sucks to see my team lose but the solid game plans, overall effort and LeBron continuing to be a miracle at 41 didn’t leave me with any bitterness.
I know Luka was out but I wonder if that’s LeBron’s not so subtle way of telling us he outta here
Felt more like him giving props to OKC to me. The depth of talent they have is really insane. Both of those first two series the talent differential jumped off the screen.
Nah. Its just pointing out the most obvious of things that when you have a top 5 player in the league out you aren’t going to he in a position to really compete against the best team in the league.
To where? If he takes a massive paycut the Lakers are very competitive. If he doesn’t, any team that gives him a one year max isn’t going to be a good team.
You don’t seem to understand how the salary cap works if you believe this
That “$50mil in cap space” is fake. They would literally have to find 3 starters if LeBron leaves, in addition to 2-3 bench players
You aren’t getting that with $50 mil
Based on what? He’s just being honest
It makes me sad that he might be leaving bro
If Luka played it’s still probably a sweep
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Really wanna see that series with luka probably goes 6
I honestly don’t think so. Luka creates defensive issues for the lakers, especially against OKC. Mostly because you can’t run Smart with Luka, Lebron, and AR out there. You HAVE to have an atheltic physical defender on ball against shai because you can’t trap him if the on ball guy gets cooked too early. He will just split it and score an easy bucket.
Yeah, we still just don’t have enough for OKC but Luka wins at least 2 games I think
Not even close. Even with Luka, Lakers got blown out every game they played against OKC this year.
OKC is leagues above this year’s Lakers and that’s just a fact.
I mean i wont argue with a lakers fan but every game was close yall just lacked scoring. Reg season is different
The team played their asses off. Nothing to be ashamed of even with the sweep. We were missing our best player yet the entire team showed up to go down swinging.
No lies detected
Hence why the discourse around the lakers was stupid
Yeah Ayton didn’t shroud himself in glory and neither did Reaves but they weren’t winning the series anyway
I was honestly surprised how competitive most of the games were going into the 4th. I thought OKC would be up by 20 at halftime in every game. Effort definitely wasn’t the problem for the lakers. Even the spurs are already seeing the difference in talent gap between themselves and OKC.
Disagree with Ayton. He was lazy. We need a new center
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“They scored more points than we did”
What what what??? LeBron needs more help? It has been his mantra his whole career when HE comes up short.
Laravia and Ayton got out worked and out talented
How many nba podcasts does one need
JJ Redick schemed the maximum he possibly could out of his roster, props to him.
But on Reddit I heard it was the refs.
“They didn’t beat us with skill, they beat us with magic!” Is how this sounds
We’re about to pay \(30-40 million for Austin Reeves, who was out played by a guy making \)3 million. OKC is just better at talent evaluation, and getting more for their money.
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Felt the same about Raps/Cavs
You have the heart, but you don’t have the soul.
No, wait, you have the soul, but you don’t have the heart.
No, wait, wait, you have the heart and the soul, but you don’t have the talent.
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One thing, I don’t know why. It doesn’t even matter how hard you try.
It’s really all about effort. Lakers gave the Thunder their best shot all four games and failed because the talent disparity was too extreme.
The Rockets don’t have that extra effort bone in them. That’s why they got embarrassed
Dominayton gone
Challenge to Pelinka
Man what could’ve been if Luka wasn’t injured
Yeah OKC in 5
Still 4.
Eh they still would have had no answer for Chet or Mitchell. With no one really guarding the paint it would have been inevitable even with Luka.
The perfect complement to the lakers? A healthy AD.
Ayton was mentally out in Cancun even before the series started. Still can’t believe Phoenix drafted him over Luka kekw
Shit - Ayton heard his name drafted first and it’s been Cancun on his mind since
That’s LeBron saying Jake LaRavia sucks
I am a lebron fan but dude needs to take a pay cut if he is actually serious about winning one more before he retires. he does not need to be making 50 mil a year. that money can go to good role players
i mean spurs followed Redicks plan to a T, and it worked bc the spurs have the offensive talent to capitalise on OKC’s mistakes. Lakers don’t
That’s how I felt watching this series and why I’m not really mad at it. Lakers really played hard but have no one off the bench, meanwhile we were killed by OKC’s bench players. Seemed like we usually started running out of steam around 3rd quarter.
Ayton needs to go…. embarrassing
I can tell Bron probably calls himself a hardworking, physical, and smart player and never a Godgiving talent
Some people are reading this as Lebron hinting that he’s going to leave the Lakers. That’s very possible. Lebron, more than maybe any player in NBA history, tends to have a reason for saying the things he says (he’s been dealing with media since he ws 16 years old), so it’s possible.
But on the other hand…what else is he going to say about that series? The Lakers played hard; Reddick coached a very good series IMO. None of it was ever going to matter. In the clip, he’s talking with one of his best NBA friends (maybe his best NBA friend? Lebron and Nash have a great vibe) about the series. Lebron and Nash are two of the highest basketball IQ guys in NBA history. They both understand the game at the highest level, and both of them know there were no adjustments that would have made a difference. So yeah…what are Lebron’s options here? He could blame strategy, but he knows that’s nonsense and it would throw his coach (who’s also one of his best NBA friends) under the bus. He could talk about effort, but the Lakers played hard and that would throw his teammates under the bus. It feels like the safest answer is to tell the obvious truth, and that’s what he did. Maybe it’s laying the groundwork for something, and it’s Lebron, so we all know his brain works like that. But I think the statement probably has no deeper meaning other than acknowledging the obvious.
That is also what I felt, LA had a starting lineup but a shallow bench - OKC had a roster that was whole-team deep. By the 4th quarter it already added up
Accurate take. Overall, the Lakers had a successful season. They were more competitive than I thought they would be.
OKCs bench was running rings around our starters. Chet and IHart were feasting on Ayton.
I actually agree.
The Lakers were trying their asses off out there for the most part (except Ayton, haha). Smart and LeBron hustling.
I don’t agree with the outsmarted thing though.
OKC players were just way better as whole. That team is leagues above most every team.
He’s right. OK has no drop off when they make substitutions
The correct take. The OKC Thunder were going to straight up out talent everyone they played until the Spurs, it was a foregone conclusion.
What I know now for sure is, the Thunder are out-flopping the Spurs. 😂
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I see no lies.
All of us Lakers fans knew what was going to happen. All we asked was for the team to play hard and they did that.
They are 12 man deep and they can legit play 2 lineups without tiring out anyone in the playoffs. Most other teams are 8 deep as they depend on their stats carrying. Shai’s great but he also has 11 other guys doing everything.
I know a team with talent that could use this guy. They might’ve kept a 22 point lead in the ECF with him on the team. They’re even close to where he grew up.
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I agree. This team was playing good, together and disciplined but the talent in OKC is in another realm.
Honestly both Suns/Lakers played OKC pretty well
Their depth is just too OP. Even against a talented team like San Antonio
Chet got to play a center rotation of Oso/Maluach/Ayton/Hayes
Meanwhile Booker was either being guarded by Dort/Caruso/Wallace at every point
Dont get me started on Mccain and AJ Mitchell
Anyone else not love Steve Nash post career podcasting and analysis? Good guy, smart guy, but just absolutely low tier speaking voice for this.
OKC depth was clearly the mainfactor.
We didn’t lose because we were the worse team, we lost because we were the worse team.
That’s literally what’s been said.
“They didn’t outphysical us”
That (non) college education showing Bron 😂
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I don’t know the stats but I bet they got wrecked on rebounding
No let’s leave it up the “Lakers” flairs into thinking it was rigged against them
Why is this news?
I agree and also kind of disagree. 100% OKC has way more talent (especially depth), however, I don’t know if it necessarily out physical, but it was more out endurance. Los Angeles is too old to be able to play the way that JJ wanted them to for 48 minutes.
That is why you see them keep it close through 2.5 quarters then get blown out around midway through the third. They were playing an extremely high intensity/effort defensive game and having no depth + older players like Lebron and Marcus be key in that defense (with an inconsistent Ayton also being there) they could not keep it up.
So why’s it so hard for many haters to give OKC their flowers knowing how much talented the team is. 🤷♂️
Here’s how you be humble in a loss. LeBron is not making any excuses. Especially without Luka, I feel like the Lakers gave it their best. And maybe had he been healthy the series would have gone differently.
lol. Retire already.
Participation Ribbon Culture lmao. Got swept but hey they played hard 👏
The King speaks The Truth.
A dig at Pelinka
When is this dude moving on man
why are we talking about this series
with luka out, the lakers weren’t going to win more than 1 game
lakers played decently but without their best player they had 0% chance of winning
the series was meaningless, the next rounds have started, who cares