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Luka Doncic caught fire early, the offense clicked, and the lead kept growing. But what looked like a comfortable Friday night quickly turned into a nightmare. The Los Angeles Lakers blew a 25-point advantage, one of their largest blown leads…

Former Los Angeles Lakers champion James Worthy voiced strong concerns after the Lakers blew a 25-point lead in a 112-95 NBA Cup loss to the Golden State Warriors. Speaking on Spectrum SportsNet, Worthy criticized the team's inability to protect large leads, noting that failing to close out games against beatable opponents poses a significant problem.
Despite Luka Doncic scoring 37 points, the Lakers collapsed after an explosive first quarter. Golden State's bench dominated the reserves 50-7, while Austin Reaves committed eight turnovers as the Warriors took full control in the second half.
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