The Golden State Warriors have struggled with an alarming increase in turnovers despite a season-long focus on reducing them, prompting a complete overhaul of their offensive approach. Early-season performance shows the team surrendering the ball more frequently than before, with standout rookie Yaxel Lendeborg and veteran forward Draymond Green identified as key contributors to the issue. Coach Steve Kerr’s restructuring of the offense aims to address the problem, but the trend has persisted just four games into the campaign. The shift raises questions about whether the changes will be enough to curb the costly miscues plaguing the team’s performance.
SAN FRANCISCO — Cutting down on turnovers was such an emphasis for the Warriors entering this season that Steve Kerr decided to overhaul their entire offensive system. Yet, four games in, they’re coughing up the ball even more than ever. High-usage rookie Yaxel Lendeborg is one culprit. The other? Draymond Green. Golden State Warriors forward...
