Тоглолтын эхний минутад завсарлага авсан ер бусын шийдвэр гаргасан Жэй Жэй Редик багийнхаа тоглолтыг хүлээн зөвшөөрөх боломжгүй гэв
Голдэн Стэйт Уорриорс болон Лос Анжелес Лэйкерсийн хооронд Мягмар гарагт болсон тоглолтод Жэй Жэй Редик ер бусын шийдвэр гаргаж, тоглолт эхлээд ердөө 52 секунд өнгөрч байхад завсарлага авчээ. Тус тоглолтод Лос Анжелес Лэйкерс 124-98-ын харьцаатай хожигдсон бөгөөд дасгалжуулагч багийнхаа эхлэлийг “галзуу” хэмээн тодорхойлсон байна.
Тоглолтын эхний довтолгоонд Сандро Мамукелашвили бөмбөг алдаж, улмаар Брандин Подземски гурван онооны шидэлт амжилттай гүйцэтгэсэн нь Жэй Жэй Редикийг ийм шийдвэр гаргахад хүргэжээ. Дасгалжуулагч баг нь 10 өдрийн турш бэлтгэсэн тактикаа ч зөв гүйцэтгэж чадаагүй нь хүлээн зөвшөөрөх боломжгүй үзүүлэлт хэмээн мэдэгдсэн юм.
Тус тоглолтод Лука Дончич, Остин Ривз, Уокер Кесслер, Зэйр Уильямс, Матисс Тайбулл болон Коллин Секстон нар оролцоогүй бөгөөд Лос Анжелес Лэйкерс эхний хагаст 81-53-аар хоёрдугаар үеийг дуусгасан байна. Жэй Жэй Редик хоёрдугаар хагаст тоглогчид нь хариу үйлдэл үзүүлж, 45-43-ын харьцаатай илүүрхсэн ч тоглолтын эхлэлийн алдааг нөхөх боломжгүй байжээ.
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SAN FRANCISCO — It’s unusual for an NBA coach to willingly use their first timeout in the opening minute of a game.
But that’s exactly what Lakers coach JJ Redick did during his short-handed team’s 124-98 blowout loss to the Warriors on Tuesday night at Chase Center after an “insane” start to the game, as Redick put it.
Even within the context of the Lakers being without a significant part of the roster that’s expected to be in their rotation come Opening Night against the Warriors in two weeks.
The Lakers started Tuesday’s against the Warriors with an offensive possession that nearly used up the entire 24-second shot clock before Sandro Mamukelashvili drove into the paint and turned the ball over, sparking a Warriors fastbreak that ended with Brandin Podziemski knocking down a 3-pointer off a second-chance opportunity.
By the Lakers’ next possession, Redick had already seen enough.
After just a couple of passes after his team got the ball back, the Lakers coach got up from his seat on the team’s bence to signal for a timeout 52 seconds into the game.
“When you draw up a first play, and then give them a second play that is a play we’ve scripted for ten days, or whatever it’s been, and they don’t run either correctly, that’s unacceptable,” Redick said. “You’re not ready to play. That got us off to a poor start.”
The Lakers’ poor start spiraled into a bad first half.
The Warriors jumped out a 45-31 lead at the end of the opening quarter, and led 81-53 entering halftime.
“The way we started that game was insane,” Redick said. “I don’t know the reasons why, because this group has been awesome for the two months I’ve been around them. The first half was unacceptable.”
Redick made sure his players knew his feeling during halftime.
“I feel like being out there already, we kind of already know that we had to get in under control,” Adou Thiero said. “So coming in and being able to talk about it at halftime, JJ came in and he just let us know straight forward what it was.”
The Lakers’ early struggles against the Warriors happened while Luka Doncic, Austin Reaves, Walker Kessler, Ziaire Williams, Matisse Thybulle and Collin Sexton were all on the bench in street clothes.
“I told them at halftime: I’ve had a handful of these games as a coach where you’re missing star players and a lot of your depth – and I still expect to win,” Redick said. “I expect us to play to our standards, and that first half did not meet my expectations; and I let them know that. Austin and I joked because I’ve gone in there before and said ‘I’m not going to raise my voice’, and by the end of it I’m yelling. I regulated, but you can still hold them accountable, and I do think they responded.”
The Lakers outscored the Warriors 45-43 during the second half, but the damage was already done from the dreadful start.
