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EPISODE · Dec 12, 2025 · 40 MIN

Lakers Fall 132–119 in San Antonio. Another Night, Same Issues. What Should JJ Change

from breakfast at TIFFANYs · host TIFFANY

The Lakers fall 132-119 to a Wemby-less Spurs team and officially crash out of the NBA Cup. And once again, it wasn’t just the loss- it was the same issues showing up all over again. Even JJ Redick admitted it: the Lakers keep getting exposed in the exact same areas, and the lack of adjustment is becoming the story. You can’t keep getting burned the same way and walk into each game with the same answers.In this episode, I break down what this loss really means- why JJ has to start making changes, how the Spurs looked completely different without Wemby, why the Lakers got cooked by guards all night, and exactly where the defensive game plan fell apart. I also dive into the starting lineup concerns, Rui’s shrinking role, JJ’s small-ball experiment, and the Vando vs. Vincent debate that every Lakers fan is talking about.With trade season opening and roster questions piling up, it’s time to ask what JJ needs to change- and how quickly the front office needs to respond.#Lakers #LakeShowCome hang with me: https://linktr.ee/breakfastattiffany2025

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