Kobe Bryant remains confident despite suffering a 29-point loss in Game 1 of the Lakers’ Western Conference semifinals series against Oklahoma City.
"We're a team that doesn't get down when we get blown out. We've been blown out a bunch of times this season, blown out last series a couple times," Bryant said.
"We're used to dealing with that."
Bryant expects the Lakers to make the proper adjustments in Game 2.
"Everything's fixable. It's just about making adjustments. That's really what the postseason is," said Bryant, a five-time NBA champ.
"They came out, took us out back and whooped us. It's on us to make adjustments, to make changes and come back with a better effort — and we will."
Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant combined to shoot 58 percent from the floor in Game 1.
"The one thing we have to do, we have to make sure that we give multiple efforts when we're defending the pick-and-roll," coach Mike Brown said. "They do a great job of sprinting out to the ball screen and creating separation. … When they're sprinting out, we've really got to get on our high horse, we've got to run with them and we've got to make sure that we affect the ball at the point of the screen as opposed for waiting for the ball to come to us."