Three takeaways from Sunday’s Lakers vs. Clippers summer league game

Three players stood out in the Lakers’ final summer league game versus the Clippers on Sunday.

The Los Angeles Lakers may not be participating in the NBA Summer League playoff game this year, but they finished the summer on a high note.

Despite being without Max Christie, their best player this summer, and No. 17 pick Jalen Hood-Schifino, Los Angeles fought hard for much of the contest. It fell behind by 11 in the first quarter, but the final three quarters were competitive, and this one was decided in the final seconds.

After the Clippers’ Matt Morgan hit a 3-pointer to tie the score with 1.5 seconds left, Keaton Wallace was called for a foul as the Lakers looked to inbound the ball. It resulted in a free throw by Cole Swider with 0.4 seconds left that provided the final margin in L.A.’s 104-103 win.

These three players stood out for the Lakers on Sunday.