Los Angeles Lakers took care of Utah Jazz 132-123 on October 24, 2026.
Los Angeles Lakers came back from as many as 18 points down to win it.
Los Angeles Lakers had to rally for it, trailing by 18 after the first quarter before turning the game around.
Nine different players scored for Los Angeles Lakers.
How it unfolded
First quarter: Utah Jazz dominated it 47-29. Luka D. (#77) led the way in the first quarter with 17 points.
Second quarter: Los Angeles Lakers dominated it 45-24, and Los Angeles Lakers led 74-71 at the half. Austin R. (#15) led the way in the second quarter with 12 points.
Third quarter: even at 29-29, and Los Angeles Lakers led 103-100 after the third quarter. Luka D. (#77) led the way in the third quarter with 14 points.
Fourth quarter: Los Angeles Lakers won it 29-23, sealing the 132-123 win. Luka D. (#77) led the way in the fourth quarter with 13 points.
The turning point
The game turned on a 15-5 burst by Los Angeles Lakers in the second quarter, from 35-53 to 50-58 with 6:23 left in the second quarter. Austin R. (#15) (8), Collin S. (#10) (2) and Walker K. (#14) (2) did the damage during the run.
Utah Jazz had a push of its own, a 15-4 run in the first quarter that made it 15-6, but could not keep it going.
Los Angeles Lakers' lead peaked at 9 points, 132-123 with 0:12 left in the fourth quarter.
Luka D. (#77)'s free throw put Los Angeles Lakers ahead for good at 117-116 with 3:34 left in the fourth quarter.
Down the stretch
In the final two minutes Los Angeles Lakers outscored Utah Jazz 8-2, with Luka D. (#77) and Austin R. (#15) scoring to close it out.
Players of the game
Luka D. (#77) set the tone for Los Angeles Lakers with 52 points, including 17 in the first quarter, plus 8 three-pointers.
Lauri M. (#23) added 28 points, including 12 in the first quarter, plus 5 three-pointers for Utah Jazz.
Austin R. (#15) added 26 points, including 12 in the second quarter, plus 3 three-pointers for Los Angeles Lakers.
Keyonte G. (#3) added 24 points, including 8 in the fourth quarter, plus 2 three-pointers for Utah Jazz.
By the numbers
Los Angeles Lakers: 37 field goals and 19 threes.
Utah Jazz: 46 field goals and 10 threes.
The three-point line made the difference: Los Angeles Lakers hit 19 threes to Utah Jazz's 10.
How this recap was made: it is written automatically from the game’s own CourtClok scoring data — the scoreboard and the stats entered live by the team’s scorekeeper. Running scores and scoring runs are only described when the play-by-play adds up to the final score. Player names are shortened to first name and last initial.