US EditionMagic Johnson Called Out JJ Redick After Lakers' Game 1 Loss
- The Lakers lost 117-95 to the Timberwolves in Game 1, marking the only home team to lose on opening day of the playoffs.
- Magic Johnson criticized the Lakers' performance, stating it was one of their worst this season.
- Johnson also expressed dissatisfaction with Coach JJ Redick, stating he did not make necessary adjustments during the game.
- LeBron James emphasized the need for the Lakers to improve in Game 2.
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Magic Johnson Called Out JJ Redick After Lakers' Game 1 Loss
Meet The Wife Of Lakers Coach J.J. Redick (1:08) Last night's Game 1 went sideways in a hurry for the Lakers.After getting out to a 28-21 first quarter lead, Los Angeles was outscored 96-67 over the final three frames by Anthony Edwards and Co. And Laker legend Magic Johnson believes a lot of it falls on the shoulders of head coach JJ Redick.In about as scathing of a post as you'll get out of the Hall of Famer, Magic called out the Lakers' HC on…
JJ Redick Outlines What Lakers Must Do To Defeat Timberwolves In Game 2
Game 1 of their first round playoff series against the Minnesota Timberwolves did not go the way the Los Angeles Lakers hoped. In his postseason debut as a head coach, JJ Redick watched his team get dominated by a Timberwolves squad that was more physical and hungry than the Lakers were. The game was a statement made by the Timberwolves that they are not to be overlooked, especially as they made the Western Conference Finals just one season ago.…
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