In the ever-changing landscape of the NBA, a single loss may not seem extraordinary. However, the Lakers' crushing defeat against the Spurs with a score of 102-126 has left their owner, Jeanie Buss, utterly furious. The reasons behind her anger go beyond what the scoreboard reveals. The unexpected wildfires in Los Angeles have become an accidental "spark" for this defeat. Due to the wildfires, the game was forced to pause, giving the Lakers players an extended five-day break. This seemingly pleasant holiday actually disrupted the team's rhythm. The halt in training significantly reduced the players' performance on the court. While Anthony Davis displayed a stable and excellent state, making 13 out of 18 shots for 30 points and grabbing 13 rebounds, becoming a beacon of light in the Lakers' dark night, other players seemed to have lost their way, absent-minded, and devoid of any desire for victory. LeBron James, the core leader of the Lakers, made 7 out of 11 shots for 18 points, 5 rebounds, and 8 assists, which appears to be standard. However, during the decisive fourth quarter when the Spurs unleashed a mad offensive wave of 37-13, James could not escape blame. He made consecutive mistakes while leading the team, and his shots repeatedly missed, causing the score to widen instantly and plunging the Lakers into an irreversible defeat. This not only greatly disappointed the fans but also angered Jeanie Buss about the team's performance. Reeves, who once shone brilliantly on the court, was brought back to reality in this match. Facing the Spurs' tough defense, he…