Steve Kerr frustrated with Warriors' turnover issues in preseason win
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 14, 2026, 8:43 AM
Last updated Oct 14, 2026

Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr expressed frustration following a 101-89 preseason victory over the Lakers on October 13 in Las Vegas. The team committed 20 turnovers, highlighting ongoing execution struggles with new offensive strategies. Kerr emphasized the need for better organization and decision-making on the court as they transition to a five-out offense. The Warriors hold a 3-2 preseason record, with Kerr concerned that the players are not embracing the new system effectively. Moving forward, the team will continue to focus on reducing turnovers and improving overall flow in practices and games.
- •Kerr frustrated by 20 turnovers against Lakers in preseason win.
- •Warriors commit 84 turnovers over first four preseason games.
- •Kerr seeks better organization and execution in new offensive system.
- •Golden State holds a 3-2 record this preseason.
- 8:43 AMYahoo Sports — Where are Warriors with Steve Kerr's new offense? ‘Not anywhere close to where we want to be.'
"Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr didn't hide his frustration Tuesday with his team's ongoing turnover issues in preseason games, as it has been slow to embrace general stylistic changes.
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