The Dallas Mavericks suffered a 111-108 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers on Sunday, despite being up 27 at one point in the game. NBA teams this season were 138-0...
shot 17.6% on 3-pointers while James appeared to hurt his ankle at one point. However, he still had 26 points while Davis dominated inside with 30 points, 15 rebounds and three blocks. The Mavericks now sit at 32-30 and Los Angeles extends its win streak to three.
The Mavs went -30 on points in the paint, -8 in second chance points, -5 in fast break points, -11 in points off turnovers, -14 in FTA, -3 on the scoreboard. A lot of things have to happen to lose a 27-point lead and they basically all did. Brutal way to lose a game.
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