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Novak Djokovic was less than impressed with receiving a time violation in his win over David Goffin, calling it completely ridiculous.The world No 2 eased past Goffin 6-1 6-2 to secure his third straight win at the ATP World Tour Finals.But there was a moment of frustration for Djokovic during the fifth game of the match when he was given a time violation for taking too long between points. It came at the end of a lengthy point that Goffin, who was a substitute after Gael Monfils withdrew with injury, won with a lob.Djokovic remonstrated with the umpire at the change of ends and expressed his frustration to Sky Sports Mark Petchey after the match. Djokovic talks to Mark Petchey about the time violation Its really not fair I get a call violation for going a few seconds over the time. I understand there is a rule but there is also an understanding of the game, he said.It was a long point, it was the fifth game of the match, it was the first time I went over the allowed time, and he gives me a warning. He doesnt recognise the situation and the circumstances we were in, because if he did he would tell me to hurry up a bit. I dont understand why he did it.There should be fairness to this rule. If you go over for the first time you have plenty of time to tell me. If you give me a warning after that I wont say a word, but not the first time I go over. I think its completely ridiculous.Sky Sports analyst Leif Shiras said afterwards he favours the introduction of a shot clock so players can see how long they take between points. Djokovic says he felt more comfortable on court than in past matches And former world No 4 Greg Rusedski added: You get a warning first, saying you have gone over by a few seconds, then next time told I will call you. Thats an unwritten rule. At the end of the day, lets have some common sense.Aside from the time violation, there was little for Djokovic to complain about during a routine win.I felt the most comfortable today from all the three matches I have played, he said. I felt I increased the level and quality of tennis. So thats a good sign. Its not easy for him, he came here and practiced for the last couple of days, he didnt play his best tennis but I wish him all the best and he is a great player.Djokovic will now look ahead to the semi-finals as he continues his quest to win the tournament for a fifth year in a row and finish the year as world No 1 ahead of Andy Murray.Theres no stress at all, he added. We come here to play and enjoy. This is one of the best tournaments in the world so I am just having fun on the court.Watch every day of the ATP World Tour Finals, from November 13-20, live on Sky Sports. 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The franchise and the city have always sold themselves. Im not sure well concentrate as much on that as we did last year.After the worst season in franchise history and the retirement of Kobe Bryant, the Lakers have roughly $55 million in salary cap room to use in the free agent signing period -- but the glitz and celebrity that once attracted the likes of Shaquille ONeal arent as impressive in the 21st century.Instead, Kupchak hinted that the Lakers will attempt to attract players who are interested in getting in on the ground floor of the next big thing, not in joining Bryant in an attempt to climb back to the heights repeatedly scaled by this team.Will it work? Even Kupchak isnt sure. At least the Lakers are ready to start their next chapter.It might not be different, Kupchak said, before quickly adding: I think this year is different.The Lakers are looking for leaders and contributors to join an interesting young core, consisting of No. 2 pick Brandon Ingram, DAngelo Russell, Julius Randle, Jordan Clarkson and Larry Nance Jr. The group is unproven, but undeniably intriguing -- and in clear need of a veteran presence beyond guard Lou Williams.We didnt have as much to sell last year and the year before, Kupchak said. And we only had enough money for one (maximum contract for a) player last year, too. So I think this year, we have more to sell. We have Julius, DAngelo, Jordan Clarkson, whos a year further along, and Larry Nance.ddddddddddddRunning the show is 36-year-old coach Luke Walton, a prized prospect himself after his standout work with the Golden State Warriors.The former Lakers forward began his pitch to potential new players at his introductory news conference, emphasizing his knowledge of the teams tradition as he begins to change the way it plays.The future is bright, Walton said. Were going to play an up-tempo game ... and we have money to spend. I know the Buss family, and I know the Lakers organization. They do what it takes to win. That, to me, is all you really need to know. I dont see why you wouldnt want to come here and play.The Lakers already know they wont land the biggest prize in the market after Kevin Durant declined to meet with them. Yet there are plenty of candidates who could be intrigued by their combination of potential and the lavish compensation for playing on LAs most popular team.Big men Al Horford and Hassan Whiteside both intrigue the Lakers, as does forward Nicolas Batum. DeMar DeRozan, a Compton native, has long been rumored to be a homecoming candidate, although Lakers fans are sharply divided on the wisdom of giving big money to a streaky player.The Lakers have just six players under contract for next season, and that includes shooting guard Nick Young, who might be gone soon. Ingram also will definitely be on the team, but Kupchak is eager to put veterans around his blue-chip prospects.I think history tells you that a bunch of young guys on a team is probably not a good thing, Kupchak said. They look around for leadership and advice from somebody whos been through this a couple of times, and if theres nobody to talk to, then they really dont know how to handle the situation. So I think we will look to add some veteran leadership, and hopefully not only leadership, but guys who can help us win games. ' ' '