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  • James Worthy rips Lakers after loss to Blazers: 'This is the lowest point of just about any season'

James Worthy rips Lakers after loss to Blazers: ‘This is the lowest point of just about any season’

USA Today
Published February 10, 2022 at 6:50 AM

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The Los Angeles Lakers fell to 26-30 after losing to a Portland Trail Blazers team that was missing several players because of injuries and a trade.       

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