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Lakers blow 26-point lead to come up short against Thunder

OKLAHOMA CITY — At the end of a Lakers meltdown in blowing a 26-point lead that led to an inexplicable 123-115 loss to an Oklahoma City Thunder team that had entered the game winless, Russell Westbrook lost his composure and was ejected from the game.

In reality, though, this was a loss every Laker has to share in even it was the second of back-to-back games.

And all LeBron James

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