Losing energy and falling down 26 points in the fourth quarter, the Lakers lose to the Sacramento Kings. The team's second game in two nights is tough.
The Lakers' three-game winning streak ends abruptly with a 125-110 loss at Crypto.com Arena, leaving players and fans wondering why.
Austin Reaves, who scored nine points, emphasises the need to overcome obstacles and boost energy for a more consistent performance.
Late Push Falls Late effort by Lakers led by LeBron James, Anthony Davis, and others cuts the lead to nine points with three minutes left.
Despite the defeat, LeBron James records his 108th triple-double, overtaking Jason Kidd for seventh in NBA history. Turnovers affect the game, says James.
Anthony Davis, who has left adductor/hip spasms, scored nine points and pledged to continue therapy. The ailment hinders team performance.
The Lakers trail after the first quarter for the ninth time in 12 games. They struggle to recover due to defensive and offensive errors.
The setback raises questions about the Lakers' consistency and ability to start games with vigour.