The Los Angeles Lakers' 2013-14 season was highlighted by the resilient spirit of a roster that battled through an NBA-leading 319 games lost to injury. Despite a challenging 27-55 record, the season featured bright spots such as a franchise-record 51-point quarter against the New York Knicks and the emergence of Nick Young, who led the team in scoring. The campaign also saw the legendary Kobe Bryant make a determined return to the court and the debut of several promising young players who showcased their potential in a high-paced offensive system.