The Los Angeles Lakers saw their eight-game winning streak end at the hands of the Suns on Monday night and will try to get back on track as they hit the road t

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The Los Angeles Lakers are off to a better start to the 2025-26 season than just about anybody predicted. Head coach JJ Redick has the Lakers at 15-4 through 19 games, good enough for a 65-win pace and second in the Western Conference as of Monday, Dec. 1.

The Suns weren't just turning the Lakers over, as they also won the fast break points 28-2 and points off turnovers 32-13, and it was clear their game plan was to pressure Los Angeles relentlessly on the second night of a back-to-back and turn it into points on the other end.

The Phoenix Suns mean business this season and they proved it with another win last night. This time, at Crypto.com Arena, they beat the Los Angeles Lakers in a blowout by 125–108, with Dillon Brooks being the best player on the winning side, scoring 33 points on 15-for-26 shooting.

Playing their third game in four nights, the Lakers get 38 points from Luka Doncic but turn the ball over 22 times in a 125-108 defeat. Dillon Brooks scores 33 points for Phoenix, and Collin

Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker was ruled out of Monday night’s game against the Los Angeles Lakers in the first half with a right groin injury. Booker checked out with 2:05 left in the first quarter after committing an offensive foul, and he didn’t return. He had 11 points and three assists before his injury.

When the LA Lakers faced the Dallas Mavericks last night, all eyes were bound to be on Luka Doncic. Not too long ago, he looked like a Mav lifer, but everything changed after the 2024 finals.