Redick: We did a great job sharing the ball on the offensive end, but we lacked some urgency in transition defense.

In a preseason game that ended today, the Lakers defeated the Warriors 126-116. After the game, Lakers coach JJ Redick accepted interviews with the media.

When asked whether the team's run-in has reached the state he expected, Redick said: "The most important aspect is the offensive end. I think what we did very well is that we were able to smoothly transition to the next tactical action. We shared the ball. No player really dominated in assists or ball-holding time, but we ended up with 28 assists, which is good."

"But I don't like the way we protected the ball," Redick added, "Part of the original Because in some lineups, when AR (Reeves) is not on the court, you cannot put Luka and LeBron on the court at the same time, so this is still a process that needs to be gradually improved. Our hand activity (disrupting opponents) in the first half was very good, but I'm still not happy with our overall transition defense, and it's not just after turnovers or missed shots, even after scoring, we still lacked a little bit of urgency to quickly get back on defense, complete matchups and communicate, which is something we need to continue to improve. "