Lakers vow to improve after Game 1 loss
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The Los Angeles Lakers, after a disappointing Game 1 loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves (117-95), held a productive practice on Monday. Coach JJ Redick attributed the loss to a lack of organization and intensity in the lead-up to the playoffs, noting poor defensive rotations that allowed numerous open corner 3-pointers. Players like Austin Reaves and Dorian Finney-Smith acknowledged subpar performances and pledged to improve. Redick emphasized the need for improved organization and harder play in Game 2, aiming to even the series.
The Los Angeles Lakers, after a disappointing Game 1 loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves (117-95), held a productive practice on Monday. Coach JJ Redick attributed the loss to a lack of organization and intensity in the lead-up to the playoffs, noting poor defensive rotations that allowed numerous open corner 3-pointers. Players like Austin Reaves and Dorian Finney-Smith acknowledged subpar performances and pledged to improve. Redick emphasized the need for improved organization and harder play in Game 2, aiming to even the series.
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