US EditionJJ Redick frustrated with Lakers’ offensive organization
Coach JJ Redick highlighted that the Lakers ran eight of 12 after-timeout plays incorrectly, attributing errors partly to holiday disruptions and ongoing execution issues.
- On Friday, JJ Redick said the Los Angeles Lakers' offensive organization, not injuries or defense, is the main issue, citing the Memphis Grizzlies game where only four of 12 Away Toss plays were executed correctly.
- In the aftermath of the Christmas Day loss to the Houston Rockets, JJ Redick linked issues to holiday disruption and urged fixes in defensive clarity, role clarity and offensive organization.
- Statistics show the Los Angeles Lakers averaged 108.5 points over six games, below their 117.2 season average, with turnovers including 20 against Memphis and 24 and 23 points off turnovers versus Houston and Phoenix.
- Players took accountability for miscues and discussed ATO execution in the film room, and the Lakers face a 6:30 p.m. Sunday home game at Crypto.com Arena needing sharper focus.
- Despite star contributions, LeBron James scored 31 points with nine rebounds and six assists, but Redick warned individual efforts cannot cover systemic execution errors even with expanded roles for Jake LaRavia and Jaxson Hayes.
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The Los Angeles Lakers have hit a rough stretch, going 2–4 over their last six games, but head coach JJ Redick does not see defense or injuries as the core problem. Instead, Redick pointed directly at his team’s offensive organization, or lack of it, as the issue that continues to stall momentum, per Yahoo.During a recent practice session, Redick explained that the Lakers have struggled to execute basic offensive structure. Plays either do not g…
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JJ Redick frustrated with Lakers’ offensive organization
EL SEGUNDO — In the aftermath of the Lakers’ Christmas Day loss to the Houston Rockets, which marked a season-worst three-game losing streak, coach JJ Redick was looking for the team to improve in three areas: defensive clarity, role clarity and offensive organization. And when it comes to the final area, Redick made it clear after Saturday afternoon’s practice there’s still plenty of room for improvement after going 2-1 in their three games sin…
JJ Redick Calls Out Lakers For Lack Of Execution On ATOs
One could argue JJ Redick is in for his first major challenge as an NBA head coach with the Los Angeles Lakers. His team has not been great defensively, inconsistent offensively and is currently last in bench scoring. Los Angeles has shown flashes of improvement on defense, but there is still more work to be done in that area. In terms of offense, Redick was not satisfied with the execution of plays against the Memphis Grizzlies on Friday night.…
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