Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr offered an interesting explanation for his squad’s struggles in its 112-95 defeat Sunday to the lowly Los Angeles Lakers.
Kerr said the team’s problem was a lack of focus and seemed to be trying to lessen the blow of a historic loss with a loose tone, as Diamond Leung of Bay Area News Group noted.
Ben Golliver of Sports Illustrated passed along the coach's comments: "We looked like the [millennials] tonight. We couldn't focus. We weren’t ready. Zero attention span on either end."
Lindsey Thiry of the Los Angeles Times added a little context:
Here is a video of Kerr speaking with the media after losing only his second game since returning on Jan. 22, shared by ESPN:
With Sunday's loss, the Warriors became the first team in NBA history with a .900-plus winning percentage after 50 games to lose to a team with a sub-.200 win percentage, per the Elias Sports Bureau (h/t Baxter Holmes of ESPN.com).
Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson were the only Warriors to sc ...
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Steve Kerr Comments on Warriors’ Focus After Loss vs. Lakers
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