Lakers Lounge

Anthony dives into the Q&A portion of the show, where listeners are getting nervous about Jake LaRavia's spot in the rotation. Anthony explains why JJ Redick won't be swapping LaRavia for Jarred Vanderbilt anytime soon.

Poor Raj knew this would be a tough episode to sit through. Anthony tries to keep it together for as long as he can. You tell us whether you think he succeeded in not losing his cool.

Anthony entered this game nervous that we'd see signs of the Lakers letting go of the rope. He honestly didn't think that would involve losing that game. He and Raj recap the game and try to bring a little nuance to the Luka conversation.

Organizations all need to row in the same direction. Right now, the Lakers have people barely even sitting in the same boats. Anthony and Raj give examples of the ways this has hurt the team at almost every level this year.

The guys wrap up their conversation about Deandre Ayton, then jump into the super chats to arrive at Raj somehow, some way holding onto the rope even the Lakers appear to be letting go of.

Mere hours after recording one of his angriest pods of the year, Anthony is joined by Harrison to discuss the direction of the team for the rest of this season and to gauge their faith in this front office as it will eventually embark on the latest most critical offseason in recent Lakers history.

The Lakers are kinda/sorta known for letting games get out of hand. After the front office has indicated it doesn't believe in this group and keeps talking about what it's going to do with all the cap space it'll get by having so many of these players leave, the question does need to be asked: Are we heading towards a late-season collapse?

Anthony and Harrison discuss some potential outcomes for this season, which leads to a discussion about LeBron. Anthony makes an admission: He's ready for everyone to just move on. We're done here.

The Lakers lost in brutal fashion. Anthony let's it rip as a result. He plays a conversation recorded earlier with Andy Kamenetzky (Locked on Lakers, ESPNLA Radio) about Rob Pelinka, then answers questions from the live audience -- which was PISSED after that game.

Anthony shares his frustration from this game, which highlighted all that bothers him about this current iteration of the Lakers. He then throws to a conversation recorded earlier with Andy Kamenetzky about Rob Pelinka.