Have The Rockets Already Solved The Lakers?

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The Lakers are up 3-2, but the film tells a more complicated story. Luke Kennard was one of the most effective offensive weapons in the first two games. Then the Lakers basically stopped using him. Coach Nick breaks down exactly why Kennard was so dangerous early, what the Rockets did to adjust, and why JJ Redick's own playcalling may be the bigger problem heading into Game 6.Plus: the Rockets are waking up from three, and the Lakers' defensive breakdowns are giving them every reason to believe.0:00 The Lakers Got Lucky
0:00 Why Kennard Was Unstoppable Early
0:00 How the Lakers Stopped Using Their Own Weapon
0:00 Marcus Smart Is a Problem
0:00 The Rockets Figure Out the Three
0:00 What to Watch in Game 6Fill in your actual timestamps before publishing. For more info on the cool 3D Graphics, visit CoachPaint: tracab.chyronhego.com/coach-paint-coach-nick
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