[Game] 40/82: Kings vs. lakers 12 JAN 2026, 7pm PT/10pm ET

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That may have been the worst fast break ever run involving LeBron, and the worst fast break ever run involving Luka, and it was the same fast break. I blame Jake LaRavia.
 
Lakers prior to trading for Luka: 32-19 (62.7%). Lakers since Luka’s debut: 41-26 (61.2%)

Pre-Luka:

ORTG: 114.4

DRTG: 113.8

NetRTG: 0.6

Post-Luka:

ORTG: 116.0

DRTG: 115.4

NetRTG: 0.6

Playoff performance:

2024 playoffs: lost 4-1 to the Nuggets

2025 playoffs: lost 4-1 to the Wolves
 
Lakers prior to trading for Luka: 32-19 (62.7%). Lakers since Luka’s debut: 41-26 (61.2%)

Pre-Luka:

ORTG: 114.4

DRTG: 113.8

NetRTG: 0.6

Post-Luka:

ORTG: 116.0

DRTG: 115.4

NetRTG: 0.6

Playoff performance:

2024 playoffs: lost 4-1 to the Nuggets

2025 playoffs: lost 4-1 to the Wolves
The crazy thing here is that by the numbers, a NetRTG of 0.6 should result in a 42-40 season, that's a .512 winning percentage. Somehow the Lakers are somehow pulling a .619 winning percentage on that NetRTG. This is hard to do, and basically means they tend to win small and lose big. Which means the refs don't give them a whistle when the game ain't close, to make up for the fact that they DO the rest of the time.
 
Word needs to be old-school. If it’s a foul every time Luca gets near you and he has the ball you might as well make that foul count.
 
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