Hello, Lakers Nation. Welcome in to the Lakers Nation.com podcast. I'm Trevor Lane. Got a great show today, three segments today. We're going to take a look at some of the key moments from Lakers Warriors. Talk about some specific stats that I think really stood out and will illuminate what the Lakers need to do moving forward. Then we're going to go to JJ Redick, his interview after practice yesterday. I thought he gave some really insightful ideas about what the Lakers need to do moving forward, what their

plan is, and he sounds very optimistic. Also gave us a bit of an update on LeBron's engagement

with the team. And speaking of LeBron, for the final segment of the show, I've got an interview

actually with Yaron Weitzman, the author of the book, The Hollywood Ending, The Dreams and Drama of the LeBron Lakers,

which I found particularly relevant since there's been so much talk about LeBron's body

language at the game against the Warriors, what all that could mean.

Yeran and I talk both about the history of LeBron and the Lakers and how things have developed over the years,

but also where things are moving now, what direction this is going in and what the future could look like with LeBron James and the Lakers. So I enjoyed that interview. That's coming up in the final segment of today's show. Let's get into it. Actually, you know what? before we get into it, make sure you subscribe right here to thelakersnation.com YouTube channel.

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well. All right, let's get into this. So the first thing that I want to talk about here,

it's the Lakers and their turnovers. The issue here with the Lakers and the

turnovers was, and here, I'll play it's painful to watch. Don't give you wrong, but we will

look at a little compilation of their turnovers. I still, I even got to pause it right there.

Why is it that Dremont Green doesn't get a

tactical foul for shoving Jared Vanderbilt right in front of the official, Vando

shoves him back and he gets a tech. Why is that? Oh, is that because Dremont Green already

had a tactical foul and would have been kicked out of the game and no one seems to want to kick this man out of a game? I don't know. Sure seemed that way. But the Lakers

turnovers I found particularly problematic, not just because they turned the ball over so many

times. They had 20 turnovers in this game against the Warriors. I have seen a few places that

haven't listed in 19. so maybe there's a little

discrepancy.

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