Redick: If Vincent is absent, he must solve the problem of ball control. It all depends on Reeves, who is under too much pressure.

In the NBA regular season, the Lakers defeated the Kings 127-120 away from home. After the game, team coach Redick accepted interviews with the media.

Reporter: "You mentioned that this game was not just Reeves' fault, but how do you think the team took advantage of the Kings' more aggressive defensive strategy against Reeves late in the game?"

Redick: "We were prepared for this, and you know, we will analyze it in the video class. "We've had a lot of practice over the past ten days, and of course, we're usually preparing for double teams on Luka.

"I thought the guys did a great job of executing well all night, especially in the fourth quarter, and this was the second game in a row that we played a high level of basketball on the offensive end. Of course, we still have some problems to solve now, especially if Vincent is to be absent, we have to solve the problem of possession of the ball.

"What I mean is that it's too much for Reeves to be the only ball handler for the whole game, to be pressed by the whole court, and to organize and create scoring opportunities on the offensive end, so this is something we have to figure out how to solve in the rotation in the short term."