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Los Angeles Lakers fans won't be worried about Austin Reaves' high amount of turnovers this season once they consider the source of the problem.

Writer Colin Keane argues that Los Angeles Lakers fans should not panic over Austin Reaves' career-high 4.1 turnovers per game during the 2026-27 season. Despite consecutive eight-turnover performances against the Los Angeles Clippers and Golden State Warriors in late October, Reaves recently completed a turnover-free performance in a Wednesday victory over the Sacramento Kings.
Keane attributes the spike in giveaways to Reaves adjusting to an enhanced workload as a full-time second option alongside teammates like Luka Doncic. The writer expects Reaves' turnover rate to decline over time as he adapts to heavier ball-handling duties and learns to conserve energy to prevent fatigue-based mistakes.
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