Julius Randle Admits Lakers Came Out Soft Defensively, Didn't Have Killer Instinct
3,610 views · Published 9 November 2016 · 3:19 · Indexed 21 October 2026
Channel: Lakers Nation · 2016 · Sports
Los Angeles Lakers forward Julius Randle after their 109-97 loss to the Dallas Mavericks, said he never really thought the game got away from them, but they had a tough time stringing stops together. Randle said they didn’t have trouble scoring the ball, but have to start games better from the defensive end. He thought they did a good job of forcing the Mavericks into what the Lakers, but Dallas just made tough shots. Randle: "We gave ourselves a chance to win, but I don’t think we had the killer instinct today. We had a chance to really bust the game open in the beginning but we were too soft defensively." Watch more of our most popular videos! Ever see Kobe Bryant trash talk in practice? https://youtu.be/Pvz8mbF4LDQ What about Brandon Ingram and Kevin Durant scrimmaging at Team USA? https://youtu.be/4WarZXDWjxU Or Kobe's special message to Kevin Durant prior to final game: https://youtu.be/C8vSPb19nBU ***SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/user/lakersnationdotcom Join the Largest Lakers Fan Site in the World! Twitter: @LakersNation | http://twitter.com/LakersNation Instagram: @BleedPurpleAndGold | https://instagram.com/bleedpurpleandgold/ Facebook: http://facebook.com/LakersNation Snap username: LakersNationTV Website: http://LakersNation.com Reporter: Serena Winters, Twitter: @SerenaWinters | http://twitter.com/SerenaWinters
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