US EditionLuke Kennard's last-second shot beats Magic; Lakers' win streak at 9
- On Saturday, March 21, 2026, Lakers reserve guard Luke Kennard drilled a go-ahead 3-pointer with 0.6 seconds left to lift the Los Angeles Lakers to a 105-104 victory over the Orlando Magic, extending their winning streak to nine games.
- Despite recent struggles, Lakers assistant coach Greg St. Jean drew up the final play that Marcus Smart inbounded to Kennard, who made 3 of 4 3s Saturday.
- LeBron James set the NBA record by playing in his 1,612th regular-season game and scored 12 points, six rebounds, four assists, and three steals.
- As a result of the call, Doncic was assessed his 16th technical foul with 1:19 left, which would trigger a one-game suspension Monday against the Detroit Pistons if not rescinded, and the Magic lost their fourth straight despite Paolo Banchero's 16 points.
- After earlier miscues dating to Feb. 26, the Lakers recovered from a three-game skid and overcame poor shooting stretches to build more consistent late-game execution.
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The Los Angeles Lakers won the NBA 105-104 on a three-pointer. The Slovenian ace scored 33 points and received his 16th technical foul.
JJ Redick Blasts Referees For Terrible Calls Against Lakers
Head coach JJ Redick was livid about the officiating in last night’s Los Angeles Lakers 105-104 win over the Orlando Magic. Despite extending the winning streak to nine straight games, Redick felt they had to overcome bad officiating. Luke Kennard hit a clutch game-winning three-pointer to take a 1-point lead with less than a second left for the victory.Redick was upset about LeBron James not getting a foul call before that final play and other …
The Los Angeles Lakers won their ninth straight NBA game, beating the Orlando Magic 105-104 on a three-pointer from Luke Kennard with 0.6 seconds left in the game.
A miraculous shot by Luke Kennard gives the Lakers their ninth straight win in dramatic fashion
For the first time in weeks, the Los Angeles Lakers found themselves pushed to the brink, needing a last-second miracle to extend their winning streak. On Saturday night at the Kia
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