Kawhi Leonard offered a simple solution to the LA Clippers' defensive struggles. The Clippers(5-13) have been on a rough ride this season. They are in 13th place in the Western Conference standings after suffering a 135-118 loss against their hometown rivals, the LA Lakers, on TuesdayLuka Doncic tore apart the Clippers' defense and finished with 43 points to secure the win. Nikola Jokic did the same and scored 55 points in the Nuggets' 130-116 win over the Clippers on Nov. 12.Leonard spoke with Law Murray of "The Athletic" after Tuesday's loss and urged the team to put pressure on their opponents' star players."I think we got to start making it a little bit harder on the better offensive player on every team," He said. "Tonight, Luka put 40. In one of the games, Jokic had 50. So I think we've got to try and make them pass the ball like they're doing to us."Kawhi Leonard played his seventh game of the season on Tuesday. He has been out of the starting lineup with ankle and foot issues. However, being on the bench gave the Clippers star the time to observe his team's strengths and weaknesses. He finished with 19 points, five rebounds and three assists in the loss against the Lakers.Kawhi Leonard believes the Clippers need 'more talent' after Lakers lossKawhi Leonard believes the LA Clippers need more talent after suffering a bitter loss against the Lakers. The Klaw expressed his thoughts on his team's recent rough patch in a postgame interview with Joey Linn of Sports Illustrated."Just gotta get the right lineups on the court, I guess. Get some more talent. Play with better talent and see what happens," he said.Linn asked Leonard to clarify what he meant by "more talent" and if his statements applied to the talent inside the team. In his response, the Clippers star explained that he was talking about playing better on the court."I’m saying like playing better. Like we all just gotta play better. Make shots, move the ball a little bit more, trust one another and just get better."Joey Linn @joeylinn_LINKKawhi Leonard on this Clippers team: “Just gotta get the right lineups on the court, I guess. Get some more talent. Play with better talent and see what happens.” Is that talent internal? “I’m saying like playing better. Like we all just gotta play better. Make shots…”The Clippers already have a roster featuring some notable players. Kawhi Leonard, James Harden and Chris Paul are some of the most decorated players in the league, while John Collins, Ivica Zubac and Brook Lopez are well respected for their craft.However, they have the oldest roster in the league with an average age of 30.7. So, it might not be a bad idea to ship some older veterans and bring in some young talent.