It seems like the Los Angeles Lakers and Golden State Warriors players are having a good time at Staples Center for their Christmas Day matchup. As such, Stephen Curry hilariously listened in to a conversation between Rajon Rando and Lonzo Ball.

The Lakers, with the addition of LeBron James this past offseason, are now a title contender. The Warriors, on the other hand, have struggled this season to mesh as a team and haven't played to the best of their abilities until their recent surge.

The point guard tandem of Lonzo Ball and Rajon Rondo is a handful even for someone like Stephen Curry.

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The Lakers are expecting to look for additional help through the trade market and should be adding someone soon. Kentavious Caldwell-Pope has been in many discussions surrounding the league. Justin Holiday of the Chicago Bulls could be an interesting fit. Many other 3-and-D wings could soon be of interest of Magic Johnson and Rob Pelinka.

The Lakers are 19-14 on the season and currently rank fourth in the NBA’s Western Conference under head coach Luke Walton.

Los Angeles took this one from the Warriors on the road via a final score of 127-101. Seven players scored in double figures for the Lakers led by 19 from Kyle Kuzma.