JJ Redick shares genuine feelings for ‘psycho’ Chris Paul in the middle of a career reflection

Los Angeles – San Antonio Spursi Guard Chris Paul is the second oldest player in the NBA behind only Los Angeles Lakers‘Lebron James. Recently, Paul admitted it as he more often thinks of retirementHe is not yet sure when he will decide to hang them. During his time with sliders Los Angeles Chris Paul formed a connection with the main coach of Lakers JJ RedickA connection that continues to date.

Before the Lakers game against Spurs on Monday, JJ Redick was unshaken to want to still play and what his real feelings on Chris Paul still play in the league.

“No,” Redick said with a smile. “I just told him,” You are psychologically. “”

Paul and Redick are teammates on sliders for four seasons. Return in January in the midst of the dead fires that burned South California and there was a reduction and his family to lose their home, Redick spoke about how Paul looked at As a brother.

After conquering Lake, 125-109 win against Spurs, Paul spoke about what she feels Play against your old teammate And a friend, according to Daniel Standard Lakers Nation.

“Yes, it’s cool, man, especially because I’m going to watch the game every night, knowing that my teammate and now saw him training and doing things,” Paul said. “You have to do it if you’re going to have a chance, but JJ is doing a great job there and it’s still surreal to play against him.”

Redick is something older than Paul; Redick was born in June 1984. year, while Paul was born in May 1985. years. But Redick is now retired than the NBA for four years. While Redick still found a comfort in the basketball game as the main coach, he admitted the fear coming with a pension and how Paul serves as inspiration.

“Fear for all of us, especially as we get towards the end, is that there is nothing on the other side. And it’s not about how much money you’ve saved, what you could live for it,” Redick said. “Said Redick. “It’s highly competitive, highly guided, highly motivated people …. That is CP.”

“The crazy thing is what he could do for who he also carried and still wanting to play and still wanting to play still wanting to play still.” And that’s what he’s talking about him. He is a great father, a great husband and still chases a small orange ball around like we all worked when we were children. “