Mateo has Jonathan Kiernan on to talk all things trade deadline. The Lakers made no moves, leaving them with their same roster and coaching staff problems. Where the hell does the team go now? 

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The Lakers went to Denver and took their biggest loss of the year. Blame doesn't just fall on one individual or team shortcoming. This team is testing the will of its fanbase, but Mateo and Phil teamed up to talk big picture about where the team stands.

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Mateo has a new guest on, Jonathan Kiernan. They recap the Lakers win over the Wolves and look at all the trends of the team lately(LeBron at Center, THT's slump, Stanley Johnson). Then they get into the trade market for THT and who they'd like to see the Lakers make a deal for. 

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Mateo recaps how the Lakers went to Dallas and prevailed in overtime thanks to an Austin Reaves three. It wasn't a pretty game at all, and the Mavs kept it close. But the win and the thrill of that three saved us from another frustrating night.

Mateo has Martin back on the pod to talk about how great the Lakers looked in their win against the Celtics, 102-117. Not everything was perfect, especially in the first half, but they showed us a way where they could possibly look dominant. Things might just be coming together

Mateo is joined by his friend Clayson, a new guest and a die hard Russell Westbrook fan. They recount the Lakers win over the Kings thanks to a dominant second half led in large part by Russ. They get into an overall Russ discussion then take a look at how the "contender" picture is shaping up in each conference.

Phil and Mateo reflect on what the Lakers have shown us now that we're nearly a quarter season in. They touch on injuries, roster construction, rotations, and the team's playoff potential

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Mateo recaps the Lakers rough loss to the Bulls and looks ahead to their upcoming road trip. Then he talks about how injuries and team composition have played into LA's recent shaky play.

The Lakers blew a massive lead to one of the worst teams in the league last night, the Oklahoma City Thunder, 115-123. It was one of the worst losses for the Lakers in recent memory, and to keep everything in perspective Mateo has his friend Andre on.

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