Los Angeles Lakers: 5 Lessons from loss to the Spurs

Los Angeles Lakers: 5 Lessons from the loss to the Spurs

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2.) Kyle Kuzma makes music with his game last night

Kyle Kuzma is continuing his strong play and is becoming a staple in the Lakers future. In short, Kuzma is balling right now!

https://twitter.com/Lakers/status/1071262091569520640

Kuzma provided strong support backing up LeBron James’ play with 27 points and 8 rebounds. The constant word around the Lakers is the same ole’ “LeBron James needs a second player that can score”. The last few games, Kyle Kuzma is showing that he has the potential to be that guy.

Again with this strange night, it seemed that Kyle Kuzma floated in and out of this game but in my opinion, it might not have been Kuzma’s fault.

You see Kuzma was effective and active scoring constantly with the floater in the lane. He played 39 minutes, but with him destroying every Spurs player in front of him, shouldn’t Luke Walton ride out the hot hand for a few more minutes?

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