The Los Angeles Lakers still fighting for entry N.B.A Playoffs directly without going through the play-in. your new trainer, JJ RedickHe didn’t have an easy season because although he got off to a brilliant start, Over the course of the season, the team’s performance dropped several times which makes their goal of making the playoffs a little more difficult. Given this situation Redick did an analysis.

“How do we create and generate good recordings for the group? I think it’s not one Thing, it’s probably a few things. I would probably point straight to our shot profile. In the last 13 (games) we’ve won five more non-paint 2s – We shoot 39% of them,“ confirmed Redick, who also added: “We are last or second to last in our offense in the last 13. Those five additional twos off the paint, if we shot them at the same rate as Phoenix – which shoots 49% on twos off the paint – would move our offense from 29th to 27th. If we took those five middies and did league average with three players, our offense would move from 27th to 12th.”

JJ Redick emphasized that the Lakers’ offensive problems were largely due to this their inefficiency in shot execution and their poor decision making. “We have to We have to generate the right ones, and we have to do it with the right process and we’ve shown the guys a lot of clips of us doing that over the last week or so…We want to shoot 3s. We didn’t shoot enough threes,, Redick confirmed.

He emphasized the importance of refining shot selection, emphasizing that the Ability to recognize high percentage opportunities while avoiding low value attempts is crucial to transforming the team’s offense. Through smarter decisions and greater efficiency, the Lakers have the potential to significantly improve their offensive rating and overall performance.

Los Angeles Lakers head coach JJ Redick speaks with his team during the first half of the preseason game against the Golden State Warriors at Chase Center on October 18, 2024 in San Francisco, California.

Redick highlights key issues with the Lakers’ turnovers

The Lakers have one serious problem with salesthe importance of making smarter decisions and playing in less crowded spaces where the ball can easily be lost. “I find You just have to have certain sales, I don’t know what the exact word is. Certain sales are not forced. And then there’s what you mean, which is the forced turnovers, and what Dan meant, which is the forced turnovers. I guess I just don’t try to play in tight spaces. Attract the crowd. Don’t play in a crowd. I played a lot in front of an audience today,” Redick confirmed.

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Improving offensive efficiency is crucial for the Lakers, as they often take ill-advised risks that yield no results. Redick emphasized the need to reduce unforced turnovers. He explained that this would help the team retain important possessions This creates more opportunities to maintain offensive momentum and take advantage of scoring opportunities.

Daniel Villar Pardo is a trilingual journalist fluent in Spanish, English and French. He holds a master’s degree in communications and sports journalism from the Universidad Europea de Madrid – Escuela Universitaria Real Madrid. Daniel specializes in tactical football analysis, providing real-time coverage of major events including the FIFA World Cup, MLS, LaLiga, UEFA Champions League, Premier League and NBA. He also has extensive experience in photojournalism and has covered prestigious events such as Copa América, LaLiga, Liga Betplay Dimayor, Conmebol World Cup Qualifiers and Liga Endesa.