JJ Redick’s blunt take after Lakers blow 25-point lead in loss vs. Warriors
After watching the Los Angeles Lakers cough up a 25-point lead in their 112-95 loss to the Golden State Warriors, head coach JJ Redick put the loss into perspective on Friday. The Lakers outscored the Warriors 38-15 in the opening frame before Golden State returned the favor before halftime, and then took the lead for good in a 27-15 fourth-quarter […] The post JJ Redick’s blunt take after Lakers…
In response to the Los Angeles Lakers' defeat against the Golden State Warriors, head coach JJ Redick offered a candid assessment of the game on Friday. Following a 25-point lead in the initial quarter, the Lakers lost 112-95, with Golden State extending their advantage in the second half. The fourth quarter saw the Warriors secure a 27-15 victory.
Redick emphasized that becoming a championship contender does not occur within the first six games and that the team must remain patient. Lakers star Luka Doncic, who contributed 37 points, seven rebounds, and five assists, was asked what it would take for Los Angeles to avoid surrendering such a significant margin. He replied that it would require practice, walk-throughs, film study, and more games together, acknowledging that the team is still composed of new players but expressing his desire to improve.
The Lakers currently stand at 4-2 in the early regular season, with their next match set against the Toronto Raptors on Sunday.
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