Hey, Los Angeles Lakers! If you can’t shoot threes

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Over three games, the Los Angeles Lakers have been shooting two-pointers at roughly the same percentage as the Denver Nuggets.

The Los Angeles Lakers are adding to their poor three-point shooting loss by taking more threes than all seven other teams.

Everyone knows that if a team stops shooting three, the defense adjusts.

But the Los Angeles Lakers are the last in a rebounding gap that won't happen if you stop missing too many shots.

Ahead of Wednesday's games, the Lakers are ninth in the league in free throw shooting.

In opponents' field goal percentage Lakers rank tenth which mean they are a good defender.

The shooting numbers are ridiculous when the coaching staff reduces the rotation to eight people.

It could be possible that Westbrook doesn't help the team properly enough to tie up the cap space for next season.