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A dreadful second half performance sealed another loss in a month full of them, as the Lakers fell to the Mavs 101-89 at Staples Center Thursday night.
The Lakers, behind a balanced offensive attack and a feverish effort on both sides of the ball in the third, defeated a short-handed Clippers squad 111-102.
Adding to their already lengthy list of hard-fought close losses on the season, the Lakers fell to the Heat 115-107 in Miami.
Roland Lazenby, author of "Showboat: The Life of Kobe Bryant," recently discussed The Mamba and everything Lakers in an exclusive LakeShowLife interview
The Lakers continued their fall from early-season grace on Monday night, losing their seventh consecutive game as they were drubbed by the Kings.
Despite an aggressive late-game comeback the Lakers dropped their third straight game on Monday night as the Jazz rolled into Staples Center.
In a matchup of two injury-ravaged squads, the Lakers fell 103-100 to the Grizzlies in Memphis, despite a supernova performance from Lou Williams.
The Lakers, despite a comedy of errors on offense, grinded their way to a 96-90 win against the Bulls in Chicago, thanks to some late game heroics.
It was about as ugly as an unplucked unibrow for the Lakers, as they were thrashed 105-88 by the Pelicans Tuesday night in The Big Easy.
Nick Young's resurgence has been a key part of the Lakers' success this season, but he's also emerged as one of LA's most valuable trade chips.