Austin Reaves endures historically poor playoff shooting game in Lakers' loss

Without a co-star to rely on, LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers suffered a 108-90 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder in the first game of their second-round series. 

However, unlike most of the first round, James did have one on the court with him, just one who could never get going. 

Austin Reaves sunk only three shots all game long 

Unable to provide James and his team what they needed, Austin Reaves only put up eight points in the game. Reaves' eight-point output also came off a historically poor shooting night. 

Reaves, a 49.0% shooter from the regular season, connected on only 3-of-16 shots from the field and went 0-of-5 from three. His 18.8% shooting clip became the single lowest of any Laker in a playoff game in the last 35 years (minimum 15 field-goal attempts). 

He did help out with six rebounds and five assists, but he was a -10 overall.