Steve Kerr says Warriors’ revamped offense needs work after preseason win
Golden State beat the Lakers in Las Vegas, but Kerr said the team remained far from the execution he wants as turnovers continued to mount.
Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr said his team was still far from its desired execution in a revamped offense after a 101-89 preseason win over the Los Angeles Lakers in Las Vegas on Tuesday, October 13. He pointed to missed chances in transition and the need to make easier plays.
Turnovers trouble Golden State’s offense
The San Francisco Chronicle reported that the Warriors had committed 84 turnovers through their first four preseason games, then added 20 against the Lakers. NBC Sports Bay Area reported that nine second-quarter turnovers contributed to a Lakers halftime lead, and that Kerr described the mistakes as mindless.
Sources and context
- Where are Warriors with Steve Kerr’s new offense? ‘Not anywhere close to where we want to be.’San Francisco Chronicle
- Steve Kerr makes honest admission about Warriors’ revamped offense after preseason win vs. LakersNBC Sports Bay Area
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