Completed 2014-15 Preseason Stats

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    Here are the 2014-15 Lakers Preseason Stats. Since preseason stats aren't as organized and easy to find as regular season stats, I collected some stats and put them here in one place.

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    1st image is from: http://www.cbssports.com/nba/teams/stats/LAL/los-angeles-lakers
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    3rd image was made by Maknusia of Jeremylin.net.
     
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    We need to step up the three-point shooting. 30% isn't going to get it done.
     
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    BTW, nice work bringing all the stats together in one place!
     
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    40% from the arc for the opposing team is scary too...

    From watching the preseason games, the Lakers seem to give up tons of open 3s because they are regularly scrambling everywhere (they give up quite a lot of dribble penetration).

    On the flip side, they give a lot of effort on D. Hopefully the team will get more comfortable with the defensive scheme as the season rolls on, and they learn better when to help and when not to.
     
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    Two games against the Warriors were absolutely ridiculous. I don't know off hand what % the Warriors hit, but they sure seemed to light it up. Projecting stats from 8 games is tough, but I do think that those problems were real (poor 3pt% and poor opponent 3pt% allowed). Then our defense seemed to tighten things up. I think you're right about that last point.
     

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