Both Deandre and Jaxson did great jobs last night.

Hey Bam Bam Sham A Lam, “No 83 pts for you!” Seinfeld reference, lol!

Luka with an absolute gem of a game.

DJ, you’re speaking for all of us with this one. It’s getting ridiculous. We’re paying for League Pass, we’re paying for cable or streaming, and somehow we’re still locked out of watching our own team. How does that make any sense in 2026? The NBA keeps slicing games across Peacock, Prime, NBA TV, and whatever else they can bundle, and the fans are the ones getting punished for it.

And the blackout logic is just broken. You’re 5–6 hours from Chicago and Memphis — that’s not a “local market,” that’s a road trip with snacks and a hotel. Yet somehow the league acts like you’re sitting courtside at the United Center. It’s insulting. We’re not asking for anything crazy. We’re literally paying for the product and still being told “no.”

Honestly, it feels like fans should be louder about this. We complain on social media, but the league clearly isn’t listening. If we’re paying full price for League Pass, we should get full access to the games. Period. No more blackout gymnastics, no more “this game is exclusive to this other service you don’t have.” It’s turning loyal fans into frustrated customers.

We love this team. We love this league. But the NBA is making it harder and harder to stay connected. At some point, fans deserve better than being nickel‑and‑dimed and still missing the games we care about most.

You’re right to be upset. We all are. And the league needs to hear it.

You think that’s bad DJ. Hawaii is 3,000 miles from LA and I can’t get the Lakers on league pass because Hawaii is considered an LA market. I have Spectrum to watch the games and that is way more than league pass.

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And a real Center that can Rebound and protect the Rim.

The first thing that came to mind is that we couldn’t get Tyus Jones, who’s good but can’t find a home.

Oh yeah, make a freebie Luka!

Man, DJ, you’re preaching to the choir. Last night felt like watching a team stuck between who they think they are and who they actually showed up as. The loose balls alone had me ready to walk onto the court and dive for them myself. And the 3‑point shooting? At this point I’m convinced the rim filed a restraining order.

Ayton… look, I want to believe, but you’re right—he moves like he’s buffering. And Smart? He’s either the spark plug or the unplugged lamp. No middle ground.

But here’s the thing: this team has too much talent to keep sleepwalking through games like this. The pieces are there. The identity just isn’t. Yet.

So where are the Lakers? They’re in there somewhere, buried under the turnovers, the missed rotations, and the ‘my bad’ hand taps. But when they finally decide to wake up and play with some urgency, some pride, some actual fire—may be we can watch out.

Until then, though? Yeah… we’re all just sitting here like, ‘Hello? Lakers? You coming out or nah?’”

Smart is just too old snd thinjs he’s Steph Curry. Shoulda kept Jordan Goodwin…