Zena Keita

I think he was five for five on the night.

I mean, he was excellent.

And they were having fun.

Like, that's probably the scariest part about the Lakers.

Anytime an NBA team is out there playing and like laughing it up and smiling and do, you know, doing the body bumps on the way back to the bench and you're gearing up for the playoffs.

That's scary, Dave.

He's rolling to the basket well.

He's finishing through contact well.

Or in traffic and...

It seems like C's part ways.

It wasn't just Aiton.

Jackson Hayes got all these wide open dunks as well.

It was very interesting to see the Lakers, when you have what Danny Green called before the game, the third best option.

The best third option you've ever had in the NBA's history and LeBron James.

It opens the floor up so wide.

And the bigs have just been eaten for the Lakers.

So I'm particularly thinking about what's so scary about them is that they're starting faster.

And the Lakers haven't, like this season, it's been iffy about, you know, what their third quarters look like.

I mean, their first quarters look like, but through three quarters last night against the Cavs, they put up 110 points.

On average this season, they've done 88 points through three quarters.