The Los Angeles Lakers led for most of the game and put up a valient effort, but eventually, Durant and the Thunder took control of the game late, beating the Lakers, 107-103.

Twitter recap from the Lakers’ beat writers and national media:

Six players finish in dbl figures, but the Lakers come up short to OKC 107-103. @KButter5 ties a career-high w/17a. pic.twitter.com/YzGnhX1Kka

— Los Angeles Lakers (@Lakers) February 14, 2014

https://twitter.com/KevinDing/status/434211318610939904

Steve Blake, bothered by that ailing R elbow, missed the 1st of 2 FT's. OKC up 2, with the ball and 13.6 left. KD heading to the line.

— Mike Trudell (@LakersReporter) February 14, 2014

LAL battled all night, but didn't have enough juice/scoring in the 4th. OKC outscored LAL 35-21 in the final period to win by 4.

— Mike Trudell (@LakersReporter) February 14, 2014

Kendall Marshall: ties career high with 17 assists (Lakers now 0-3 this season when he has 16-or-more assists in a game)

— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) February 14, 2014

#Lakers' Williams says "we got goofy" with turnovers in the fourth quarter. More coming up. #AccessLakers

— Spectrum SportsNet (@SpectrumSN) February 14, 2014

Lakers fall to the @okcthunder 107-103. @KButter5 with 14pts, 17ast & 7 reb to lead LAL into All-Star break. GRAPHIC: pic.twitter.com/eODCj8kx8E

— Laker Nation (@LakerNation) February 14, 2014

Fan Game Reaction:

Y'all saying "Fire D'Antoni" like any other coach is gonna make our team any better.

— Megumi Fushiguro 🐺 (@ShyneGold) February 14, 2014

KD is a beast. I can't hate on him whatsoever! #MVP

— Natalie (@NSav24) February 14, 2014

the @Lakers have a solid bench/group of role players for next year (re-sign) all we need is 2figure out our starters.. #RealTalk #GoLakers

— LALife (@LALife24_7) February 14, 2014