Lakers News: JJ Redick Thinking Progressively in Critical Behind-the-Scenes Respect

The Lakers' new head coach is set to stamp his identity into his team.

Jul 2, 2024; El Segundo, CA, USA; Los Angeles Lakers coach JJ Redick at a press conference at the UCLA Health Training Center. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports | Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports

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The Los Angeles Lakers are about to embark on an intriguing journey, and there's still time for the roster to change before the season starts. Leading the way, no matter how the team shapes up, will be head coach JJ Redick. Redick, entering his first-ever season as a head coach, will helm the most storied and renowned franchise in all of sports.

The expectations are sky-high, despite it being Redick's first-ee stint in this role. Naturally, he will be under intense scrutiny, but he seems ready for the challenge and eager to implement his coaching style.

According to Jovan Buha of The Athletic (h/t to @Klutch_23 for the find), Redick plans to be highly analytical and numbers-driven. He also plans on being more appealing to younger players.

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- Redick plans on being a high analytic and numbers guy.
- The Lakers are considering designing an app for Redick to share his gameplan and strategies with his players.

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We've seen the benefits and drawbacks of such an approach, not just in basketball but across all sports. This style might work well in the regular season, but the postseason is a different beast. While it's too early to judge, it's promising to see Redick and general manager Rob Pelinka have a game plan and adopt a forward-thinking approach in this constantly evolving game

Basketball, like all sports, is continually changing, and Redick aims to stay one step ahead. His analytical approach could offer fresh insights and strategies that push the Lakers forward. As the season progresses, it will be fascinating to see how Redick's methods translate to the court and whether they can propel the Lakers to new heights.

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