Laker melt after the thunder loss according to Luka Dončić’s expectoration to comment on OKC fan, which Ref thought he was aimed at him

“You can see it happened,” said Dončić. “I never ejected a fan, never. But when you’re going to talk, I will talk back as always. It had nothing to do with the referees.”

Blow lacers in sowing

The game was with high missions for a Lakers team that fought to secure a top 4 seed in the Western Conference. The loss dropped to 48-31. They kept their place in the west in third place, but saw how their leadership shrank on a single game over the Denver Nuggets and Memphis Grizzlies, which are in fourth or fifth place.

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The loss left them in front of the seventh place in the west, which goes hand in hand with a place in the game instead of a guaranteed playoff lying area. The Lakers still have three games in their regular schedule of the season.

The thunder had already closed the No. 1 seed in the West.

Dončić’s expectoration changed the game tone of the game

Before Dončić’s sputum, the game developed into a thriller.

The teams played one of the most electrical quarters of the NBA season in the first NBA season when both teams from 3rd Oklahoma City 7 out of 11 from deep caught, and Los Angeles shot 9 out of 13. They went into the second quarter with 43-43.

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There the thunder went for a 10-0 run for a lead of 62: 52, which was eight years at halftime. The Lakers replied with a 16: 6 run to start the third quarter and took the lead from Dončić on a deep pull-up 3.