The Lakers secured a nine-game winning streak with a three-pointer buzzer-beater against the Magic! Kennard's career-high performance for the Lakers!

Today, the Lakers faced the Magic on the road, aiming for a ninth consecutive win. The Lakers' starting lineup stayed the same, with the Magic starters being Bane, Suggs, Da Silva, Banchero, and Carter. The Magic's season average home ticket price is $57, yet today's minimum ticket price soared to $318.

After the opening, Ayton scored first with a dunk, and James added a spectacular one-arm slam dunk, igniting thunderous cheers from the crowd.

Doncic made a mid-range shot, and after the Lakers led 6-0, the Magic responded with a 6-0 run. Both teams exchanged free throws, and Doncic scored an easy layup.

On this play, Reaves was called for an off-ball foul, which greatly agitated Redick. He requested a challenge and argued with the referee. The challenge failed. It was quite demoralizing; Lakers players believed Reaves didn't foul, but the referee still called it.

Legendary player Dirk Nowitzki came to watch the game live, supporting Doncic and the Lakers.

James hit a long-range two-pointer, and Doncic sank a three-pointer, getting into rhythm.

Ayton showed toughness with a second-chance offensive play, scoring effortlessly.

Doncic scored with a finger roll, and after Hachimura made a mid-range shot, the Magic called a timeout.

James took a rest break, and Doncic dazzled with a very high-arc shot at the buzzer of the 24-second clock.

The opponent hit a three-pointer, Doncic continued with a floater, and Kennard, who hasn't been accurate with threes lately, finally made one.

Hayes delivered a big block, and Reaves surprisingly executed a one-arm flying dunk, getting hyped.

The referees started to exert influence, and the first quarter ended with the Lakers leading 37-30. Doncic had 16 points, 2 rebounds, and 3 assists; James had 4 points and 2 rebounds; Reaves had 6 points, 2 rebounds, and 3 assists; Ayton had 6 points and 1 rebound; Hachimura had 2 points; Kennard had 3 points.

In the second quarter, the Lakers stalled, and the Magic surged with a 13-2 run to take the lead, prompting a timeout for adjustment.

Smart fell to the ground and returned to the locker room.

The Magic continued scoring, and the Lakers stopped the bleeding with Kennard's layup.

Kennard hit a three-pointer, and Doncic converted a 2+1 play.

The Magic answered with a three-pointer, and Smart returned to the court. The Lakers still couldn't catch up, but Doncic forced a three-pointer, which remained unstoppable.

On this play, the referee surprisingly gave Smart a technical foul.

At halftime, the Lakers trailed the Magic 62-65. James had 4 points, 3 rebounds, and 2 assists; Doncic had 24 points, 3 rebounds, and 5 assists; Reaves had 12 points, 3 rebounds, and 4 assists; Smart had 2 points; Ayton had 6 points and 2 rebounds; Kennard had 8 points and 2 rebounds; Hachimura had 2 points and 1 rebound; Hayes had 4 points and 4 rebounds.

In the third quarter, both teams' offenses struggled. The Magic didn't score for 3 minutes, and the Lakers scored 4 consecutive points to take the lead. The Magic responded with 5 points, Ayton made both free throws, and James attempted a steal but rushed out of bounds again.

Reaves stole the ball and countered, and after James scored, the referee really didn't call the 2+1.

Reaves was great, helping James up and quickly returning to defense.

James then made both free throws and scored in transition; now it's the veteran's time.

Doncic's leadership wasn't effective, and the Magic instantly unleashed a 11-1 run to regain the lead. Kennard broke the scoring drought with a drive. The opponent scored 4 consecutive points, and Doncic received a technical foul, accumulating 16 technical fouls, resulting in an automatic suspension for the next game.

The Lakers entered the fourth quarter trailing 82-87. James came up and assisted Hayes consecutively.

Hayes missed both free throws twice today, and Reaves scored stumblingly.

Reaves continued with a layup, leading to a timeout. Reaves was fouled and made both free throws, taking a one-point lead; Reaves is everywhere now. The opponent scored a dunk 2+1, and Reaves hit a three-pointer!

Both teams repeatedly missed shots and made turnovers, looking exhausted. With 3 minutes and 18 seconds left, the Lakers trailed 95-97 by two points and entered a timeout. Doncic and Reaves missed their three-pointers; now, watch James' reverse layup.

The opponent scored a two-pointer, Doncic made a floater, the opponent answered with a mid-range shot, Doncic missed a three-pointer, Ayton fouled while rebounding, and the opponent made both free throws.

Reaves quickly scored a two-pointer.

The opponent missed, Reaves missed a three-pointer, and Ayton was fouled.

The Lakers didn't call a timeout. Ayton made the first free throw and intentionally missed the second, but teammates weren't prepared, and it just happened....

The Magic got the ball and called a timeout. James stole the ball, giving the Lakers possession, and the Magic challenged.

The referee reviewed for a long time, and the challenge failed; the Lakers retained possession. With 4.7 seconds left, James was fouled on a layup attempt, but the referee didn't call it, ruling it out of bounds, and the Lakers kept possession.

After the timeout, Kennard hit a buzzer-beating three-pointer, and the entire crowd stood up!

The final score was Lakers 105-104 Magic. James had 12 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists, and 3 steals; Doncic had 33 points, 5 rebounds, 8 assists, and 4 steals; Reaves had 26 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists, and 2 steals; Ayton had 9 points and 12 rebounds; Smart had 2 points, 1 rebound, and 1 assist; Hachimura had 2 points and 1 rebound; Kennard had 13 points and 3 rebounds; Hayes had 8 points, 7 rebounds, and 3 blocks.

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