The Los Angeles Lakers blow a 25-point lead and fall to the Golden State Warriors 112-95 in a frustrating loss that drops LA to 4-2 on the season! Join Allen Sliwa LIVE on Hoops Talk as we break down everything that went wrong for the Lakers against the Warriors. After building a commanding 25-point advantage, the Lakers completely fell apart. Golden State made adjustments, the Lakers' bench struggled, and JJ Redick couldn't find the answers to stop the collapse. Austin Reaves committed 8 turnovers, raising questions about the Lakers' offensive execution and decision-making. 🏀 **TONIGHT'S LAKERS POSTGAME TOPICS:** - Lakers blow a 25-point lead against the Warriors - Was JJ Redick outcoached by Steve Kerr? - Lakers bench struggles while Golden State's reserves step up - Austin Reaves' 8 turnovers and offensive mistakes - What happened to the Lakers' offense after the strong start? - Did Redick make the right rotation adjustments? - Lakers fall to 4-2 — reasons for concern? - What needs to change before the next game? The Lakers showed how good they can be early in this game, but their inability to maintain the lead raises serious questions about consistency, coaching adjustments, and depth. Was this simply one bad game, or did the Warriors expose some major Lakers weaknesses? 💬 **LET US KNOW IN THE COMMENTS:** Who deserves the most blame for this collapse — JJ Redick, the bench, or the players on the floor? 👍 LIKE the video, SUBSCRIBE, and join the conversation for Lakers postgame reactions, breaking news, NBA analysis, and live discussions throughout the season!