Lakers Hit Rock Bottom: A Look at Their Worst Two-Game Stretch

The Los Angeles Lakers are in a tough spot. They've lost two games in a row by a huge margin – 29 points to the Timberwolves and 41 points to the Heat. That's the worst two-game stretch in the team's history. The Lakers are struggling, and their coach, JJ Redick, is feeling the heat. He said he's embarrassed and that the team isn't playing together. They're having trouble with the basics of their game plan. Miami's three-pointers were a big problem; they outscored the Lakers by 57 points from behind the arc, which is one of the biggest differentials in NBA history.

Star players LeBron James and Anthony Davis aren't playing up to their usual standards. Davis said he's not doing his part, and James is hoping the whole team takes more accountability. The Lakers have a few days off to practice and figure things out before their next game.

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