JJ Redick Has Honest Admission About Loss To Pistons
The Detroit Pistons are slowly getting into a groove. J.J. Redick’s team couldn’t get past them in their latest encounter, dropping a close game to an opponent they could’ve and should’ve beaten. That’s why, after the game, the first-year coach had to tip his hat to their opponents. Redick praised J.B. Bickerstaff’s team for […] The post JJ Redick Has Honest Admission About Loss To Pistons appeared first on The Cold Wire.
The Detroit Pistons are slowly getting into a groove.
J.J. Redick’s team couldn’t get past them in their latest encounter, dropping a close game to an opponent they could’ve and should’ve beaten.
That’s why, after the game, the first-year coach had to tip his hat to their opponents.
Redick praised J.B. Bickerstaff’s team for making the most of their miscues.
“They capitalized every time we made a mistake,” Redick said.
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The Lakers are an inconsistent team.
They’re now sitting on a 16-13 record and the No. 7 spot in the Western Conference, which seems to be their true status.
They’re not good enough to compete for a championship, and not even making a couple of minor roster adjustments will be enough to change that.
Redick was always given a tough hand, and while his numbers haven’t been much better than Darvin Ham’s, he couldn’t have done much more with this roster.
The Lakers must re-assess their priorities and approach for the remainder of the season.
LeBron James might not be able or willing to play for another season.
That will leave a big void on their roster, and they could also look to part ways with Anthony Davis in a trade to start from scratch.
It might be a long while before this team gets back to the mountaintop.
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