Lakers Focus on Health and Turnovers as Preseason Nears End

As the Lakers prepare for their regular season opener against the Warriors, they prioritize player health and address turnover issues during the final week of preseason.

The Los Angeles Lakers are concentrating on player health and performance as they approach their regular season opener against the Golden State Warriors on October 21 at Crypto.com Arena. With two preseason games remaining, the team is focused on improving areas that need attention.

Walker Kessler, the team's recent free-agent signing, is expected to make his preseason debut against the Warriors after recovering from a left pinky finger injury. Meanwhile, Collin Sexton's availability is uncertain due to a lower leg injury, and Ziaire Williams is dealing with a foot contusion.

Despite these injury concerns, the Lakers are aware of their need to reduce turnovers, having recorded a 22.3% turnover rate, ranking them 28th in the league during preseason. Coach JJ Redick has noted that unfamiliar lineups have contributed to this issue. Additionally, the team's rebounding percentage has been low, highlighting the importance of Kessler's presence on the court for better performance in that area.

Lakers Focus on Health and Turnovers as Preseason Nears End

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