The G League Lakers are starting to get on a roll.

Austin Reaves admitted his frustration level is very high after the third straight loss for the Los Angeles Lakers.

PHOENIX — Don’t let the late comeback attempt fool you. Or Luka Doncic’s absurd shotmaking. Or the team’s late uptick in hustle, physicality and energy. Because if the Lakers played with the level of intent they did in the final 6 ½ minutes of Thursday’s matchup against the Suns for the entire game,

The Los Angeles Lakers are slowly fading away from being the championship contenders they once were. With their recent 110-113 loss against the Phoenix Suns, the team has now lost three back-to-back games.

Lakers head coach JJ Redick applauded his team for the way they respond to losses, but also stated that they are at a disadvantage. He believes L.A.’s losses are louder than other teams simply by virtue of them being the Lakers. Still, he thinks his team does a good job rolling with that despite the reality.

The Los Angeles Lakers lost another close game, and Luka Doncic knows the team needs to get back on track.

Guard Austin Reaves made his disappointment clear Thursday following the Los Angeles Lakers' 113-110 road loss to the Phoenix Suns.