The Los Angeles Lakers fell to the Oklahoma City Thunder 125-107 in Game Two. The game, overall, was not a pleasant watch due to some questionable calls.
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The Los Angeles Lakers had an excellent opportunity to steal Game 2 on the road against the Oklahoma City Thunder. Following Shai Gilgeous-Alexander picking up his fourth foul on a Flagrant 1, the Lakers had the ball with a five-point lead after three Austin Reaves’ free throws.
The Lakers are down 2-0. The feeling is they are closer than it looks. Los Angeles dropped both games in Oklahoma City, including a LeBron, Lakers still searching for full 48 minutes as series shifts home, and now heads home needing a response.
Los Angeles Lakers’ players, fans and even coaches are fed up with the officiating after Game 2 of the Western Conference Semifinals, but a bad whistle isn’t why they lost.
Officiating is a big topic of conversation after the Los Angeles Lakers Game 2 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder. Head coach JJ Redick was one of several people to complain about the lack of calls on Oklahoma City’s defense, especially against superstar LeBron James.
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When a team loses in blowout fashion like the Lakers did in Game 2 against the Thunder, there isn’t just one reason. There are plenty of things that didn’t go LA’s way in this contest.
Los Angeles Lakers head coach JJ Redick didn't mince words about the officiating after a 125-107 setback to the Oklahoma Thunder on Thursday in Game 2 of the Western Conference semifinals.
The Los Angeles Lakers are now down two games to none against the Oklahoma City Thunder in the Western Conference Semifinals. LeBron James and the purple and gold have actually played far better than many anticipated, giving the Thunder two great fights with a quality game plan on the road.
The Los Angeles Lakers and Oklahoma City Thunder are preparing for Game 3 of their conference semifinals series. The Thunder vs. Lakers game 3 will tip off at 8:30 PM EDT on 9th May at Crypto.com Arena.
Dirk Nowitzki just delivered a truth to the Los Angeles Lakers. After a playoff loss, the team pointed fingers at the referees instead of their own mistakes. After the Lakers’ 125-107 Game 2 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder, the head coach, JJ Redick, criticized the referees.
NBA fans did not enjoy Game 2 of the Western Conference Semifinals between the Lakers and Thunder at all last night. Following their 125-107 loss, Lakers coach JJ Redick tore the officials a new one and this morning ESPN's Jay Williams did the same.
The Los Angeles Lakers hated the officiating in Game 2 against the Oklahoma City Thunder at Paycom Center on Thursday. But probably not as much as Skip Bayless abhors LeBron James.
Austin Reaves had arguably the best postseason game of his career in the Los Angeles Lakers’ Game 2 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder, but that got lost in the shuffle due to his and the team’s frustration with the officials.
James had a solid game and even notched more NBA history, but it wasn't enough, especially with the team not having star guard Luka Doncic, who's out with a hamstring injury.
The Lakers entered this series already missing Luka Doncic because of a strained left hamstring. Now they are also trying to cover Oklahoma City without one of their few true defensive disruptors.
Los Angeles Lakers coach JJ Redick sharply criticized the officiating following his team’s 125-107 defeat to the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 2 of the Western Conference semifinals on Thursday.