LOS ANGELES — In no world should 13th place feel this good. Yet inside the Lakers' practice facility on Saturday, there was an understandable sense of optimism from the Western Conference's third-worst team.
While the Lakers have stumbled and stalled throughout the first half of the season, very few teams have found a consistent stride.
"We like the position we're in," Austin Reaves said Saturday. "We're never content with where we're at because you want to win every game, but that was really the message at the end of practice. Let's go make a run and get a good spot."
