Kendrick Perkins had a hilarious reaction to the Los Angeles Lakers' latest loss against the Portland Trailblazers.

Perkins was disgusted by the Lakers play, he said,

“It was so bad that I was watching the game with my two oldest sons, and I made them go to bed early because I didn’t want them picking up on bad habits.”

Perkins has always been one to fool around and make jokes. This might just be his best one yet.

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The Lakers have clearly struggled this season. Not having LeBron James out there is certainly part of the reason why. The Lakers are a talented enough team where they need to take control against teams like the Trailblazers and the Oklahoma City Thunder. Even if LeBron isn't on the court.

In that game, Anthony Davis only played seven minutes due to a stomach issue. Russell Westbrook went 1-13 and had eight points. The Laker starting lineup only scored a combined 24 points. It's understood that they're going to struggle a little bit when LeBron James isn't out on the court. LeBron is arguably still the best player in the world even at this old of an age. There is no excuse for the Lakers to only score 24 points in their starting lineup. No matter if LeBron isn't there, Anthony Davis, or Russell Westbrook. Scoring only 24 points combined as a starting lineup is unheard of in the NBA.

Lakers are going to have to figure it out, and they're going to have to figure it out sooner than most thought. If they continue this disastrous play, they might not make the NBA playoffs.