The Lakers need to reset their season yet again.
A third time? Fourth time? Fifth? It's hard to keep track.
They lost a 13-point fourth-quarter lead and a game, 92-86, against the Phoenix Suns, who were tied for last in the Western Conference before Wednesday.
Kobe Bryant was a solid distributor but couldn't finish down the stretch, his scoring touch amiss as the Lakers dropped their first stop on the seven-game Grammy trip.
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