The Los Angeles Lakers’ season has been a forgetful one. The 17-time champions are set to miss the postseason altogether as the Suns handed them yet another loss. An injured LeBron James stormed off the court mid-game similar to the time the Lakers’ playoff loss against the Suns. This got Twitter feeling nostalgic as they dug into the King’s repeated reaction.

All hype but no results is one way to sum up the Lakers. Despite bringing in big names, the roster turned out to be dysfunctional. In addition, injuries came in to further add insult to injury for the purple and gold.

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With the trio of LeBron, Westbrook, and Davis barely sharing the court, the true potential never came to the forefront.

Taking on their period rivals from last season, the Lakers were sent deeper into the pit of missing the postseason as the King stormed off towards the end.

LeBron James goes through it again

The Suns once again spoiled the party for the Lakers. They demolished their hopes to make a postseason run. Pheonix put their mark on the Lakers for the second time in consecutive seasons, handing them a 121-110 loss. Likewise, James was not happy as he missed the playoffs for the second time with the Lakers. He stormed off the court, which had NBA fans going back in the past.

James left his all on the court this season being one of the leading scorers putting up 30 points per game. Even at the age of 37, there was no sign of his motor going rusty. However, with him not in the game, there was no stability on the Lakers.

Russell Westbrook continued his impressive streak of games. He put up a team-high 28 points to go with 5 rebounds and 3 assists. Anthony Davis had a decent game as well, posting 21 points and 12 rebounds. Austin Reaves scored 18 points on 60% shooting for the night. But the remaining supporting cast couldn’t add any significant impact.

Devin Booker led the charge for the Suns, amassing 32 points, 7 rebounds and 4 assists. Big man Ayton went right at AD and dominated with 22 points and 13 rebounds while shooting 71%. The number 1 seed faltered at the start but picked things up through the course of the game. Chris Paul had a quiet game, scoring just 6 points and dishing out 12 assists.

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