Los Angeles Lakers head coach JJ Redick had a blunt assessment of his team's 100-97 loss to the Charlotte Hornets on Wednesday night. "I thought our effort and competitive spirit was good enough to win,

If you watch this team the last six weeks or so, LeBron has been playing at an All-NBA defensive level” – JJ Redick postgame.Source: Bluesky What’s the buzz

Lakers head coach JJ Redick said there is a "cheat code" for winning in the NBA, but it is actually something that is simple and old-fashioned.

Los Angeles Lakers coach and former NBA player JJ Redick didn’t exactly come out in support of the NBA All-Star events held over the past weekend. On Tuesday, Redick gave a very blunt, NSFW answer about the NBA All-Star festivities.

Guard Austin Reaves, who had a stellar game of his own with 32 points and seven assists, said the NBA's all-time leading scorer "doesn't have anything else to prove." Head coach JJ Redick was similarly effusive and made it clear he wasn't "glazing" the superstar.

Alex Len made his Lakers debut just a day after signing, but it was the Utah Jazz who dominated their rematch against JJ Redick’s squad. Unlike their previous meeting, this time, Utah took control early and never looked back,

Luka Doncic has played two games as a Los Angeles Laker since being traded in a blockbuster move from the Dallas Mavericks earlier this month. Doncic has been recovering from a calf injury he suffered on Christmas Day,

Dave McMenamin discusses if the aspirations for JJ Redick and the Lakers have changed at all since the start of the season.

Lakers' head coach JJ Redick didn’t mince words about the NBA All-Star Weekend, bluntly dismissing the festivities.

After a chaotic week that nearly sent him to Indiana, the veteran big man made his Lakers debut—but it wasn’t pretty.