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Austin Reaves calls this aspect of the Game 3 loss “extremely frustrating” in Lakers news.
At least he had a good game on his own.

The Los Angeles Lakers are in danger of missing the postseason after beginning the 2023–24 NBA season with great expectations following their unexpected run to the Western Conference Finals in the spring. The one catch is that the Denver Nuggets, who are already leading them 3-0 in their first-round series, are the same team that eliminated them from the Western Conference Finals and won the championship the previous season.

The primary focus of LA’s 112-105 Game 3 defeat to the Nuggets on Thursday was the team’s inability to generate much offense. With only 5 of 27 shots made from beyond the arc, the team’s conversion rate was a pitiful 18.5%. In fact, Denver shot worse, making 5-of-28 (17.9%) shots from beyond the arc The enormous Nuggets more than made up for it with some outstanding midrange and inside plays.

After playing at full speed during All-Star weekend, Los Angeles is presently averaging a dismal 102.3 points in the three series games played so far.

Starting shooting guard Austin Reaves spoke on the team’s recent offensive problems, according to Mike Bresnahan of Spectrum News.

Reaves expressed how frustrating it is. “After the trade deadline, and perhaps slightly before than that, our offensive line was operating at full capacity. Our offense was obviously subpar tonight.

At least he had a good game on his own. Along with All-Stars Anthony Davis and LeBron James, Reaves was one of just three Lakers to score in double digits. He scored 22 points on 8 of 17 shots from the floor, 2 of 5 from beyond the arc, and 4 of 4 from the charity stripe.