Lakers’ improved ball security bolstering offense after All-Star break
By Khobi Price
Published on March 14, 2026.
The Los Angeles Lakers' improved ball security has boosted their offense after the All-Star break, with their turnover percentage dropping to 12.2 in 12 games since the break. This has led to a significant increase in offensive rating and a more efficient scoring strategy. Despite not being a strong offensive rebounding team, the Lakers have averaged 86.8 shots per game since the holiday break, more than three extra shots they were getting before the break due to their lack of field-goal attempts. Luka Doncic surpassed teammate Austin Reaves for the second-most 3s made in a season. Marcus Smart and Maxi Kleber were the lone Lakers unavailable due to injury.
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