SAN ANTONIO -- Lonzo Ball hit catch-and-shoot 3's, a stop-and-pop from behind the arc, a couple of step back treys and even one triple while falling down.
But most of all, the Los Angeles Lakers rookie made clutch 3-pointers, perhaps the most important of his career so far. Ball, maligned for much of the start of the season for the accuracy and form of his outside shot, buried six 3-pointers, including three in the final 2:46 to help the Lakers overcome a 17-point second-half deficit and stun the San Antonio Spurs, 116-112, at the AT&T Center.