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Darius Garland has a real turnover problem, and in the grand scheme of things, it’s taking a massive toll on the LA Clippers.

Iliyan Lakhani of Clipperholics argues that Darius Garland's high turnover rate is significantly hindering the LA Clippers during their recent losing streak. The Clippers currently sit at 1-3 on the season, with Garland recording 15 turnovers across his last two games. Lakhani asserts that these frequent miscues have directly cost the team potential victories in close defeats.
Garland committed a career-high nine turnovers against the Los Angeles Lakers, followed by seven against the Oklahoma City Thunder. As a team, the Clippers lead the league with 70 total turnovers. Lakhani suggests that either Garland must improve his ball security or head coach Tyronn Lue should delegate ball-handling duties to Kris Dunn or Keaton Wagler.
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