In a Wednesday night matchup, the Dallas Mavericks fell to the Los Angeles Lakers with a final score of 127-110.

Despite Luka Doncic’s standout performance, scoring 33 points and achieving a triple-double, the Lakers dominated the game. Here are 3 significant statistics that encapsulate the dynamics of the game:

Paint Struggles:

Lakers outscored Mavericks by 16 points in the paint (62-46). Dallas failed to defend the paint effectively, allowing easy baskets for the Lakers, highlighting an ongoing concern for the Mavericks’ defense.

3-Point Wоes:

Mavericks shot a dismal 27.5 percent from beyond the arc. Multiple players, including Doncic, Hardaway Jr., Irving, and Hardy, struggled with their three-point shooting, while Derrick Jones Jr. stood out with a 100 percent success rate.

Fast Break Deficiency:

Lakers held a commanding 25-point advantage in fast break points (32-7). Dallas appeared lethargic, enabling the Lakers to capitalize on fast breaks, contributing to their significant lead.