How bad was Austin Reaves' defense in the Lakers' Game 3 loss to the Thunder?

Austin Reaves has been a revelation for the Los Angeles Lakers since joining the team as an undrafted free agent in 2021, even surpassing LeBron James as the clear No. 2 on the team for the majority of this season.

Austin Reaves makes his feelings known on the Lakers' issues and mindset going into Game 4 to avoid elimination in the 2026 NBA playoffs.

The LA Lakers express dismay on Austin Reaves' defense in their Game 3 loss to the OKC Thunder that put them on a 0-3 hole.

NBA Senior Vice President of Referee Development Monty McCutchen speaks on Austin Reaves's clash with the officials on

Austin Reaves was unhappy with the officiating in the Los Angeles Lakers' 125-107 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 2 of the Western Conference semifinals on Thursday.

NBA questions Austin Reaves’ long-term fit with Luka Doncic as Lakers fall behind 2-0 to Thunder in NBA playoffs.

Doris Burke got blasted by the Lakers faithful on x for calling a 'good no-call' in what fans thought was a blatant foul on Austin Reaves.

Austin Reaves was one of several members of the Lakers who were upset with the way Game 2 versus the Thunder was officiated.

Before Game 3 tipped off, Thunder head coach Mark Daigneault made it clear Oklahoma City respected Deandre Ayton’s potential impact alongside LeBron James and Austin Reaves. By the end of the night, however,