LeBron James’ frustration was evident on Monday night in Minnesota, as the Lakers suffered a lopsided 109-80 loss, their fifth defeat in the last seven games.

The body language from the 19-time All-Star said it all—shrugging, eye rolls, and a series of complaints toward the referees underscored his frustration. Even when the game seemed to slip further out of reach, James’ usual composure was visibly absent.

Postgame, James reflected on his struggles, pinpointing his lack of rhythm as a key factor. “It’s everything,” he admitted, citing how off-beat he felt in recent games.

The Lakers’ star has now gone four straight contests without making a three-pointer, a stark contrast to his usual dominance on the court.

The team, playing on the second night of a back-to-back, couldn’t find their offensive flow. With James struggling, the entire unit seemed out of sync, failing to score more than 110 points in five of their last six games.

The loss to Minnesota highlighted the ongoing issues with the Lakers’ offense, with shots not falling, turnovers piling up, and defensive lapses further complicating their efforts.

As the Lakers continue to search for answers, LeBron’s personal struggles seem to mirror those of the team—uncharacteristic, and in need of adjustment.