Why JJ Redick believes the Lakers are “moving” in the right direction after the Wizards game

The Los Angeles Lakers beat the Washington Wizards 111-88, picking up his third win in four tries as their head coach, JJ Redickdiscussed how his offense is going in the right direction. After LeBron James and the Lakers lost At the LA Clippers, the Lakers bounced back with a win on Tuesday.

After the game, Redick addressed direction of his team, according to SB Nation’s Jacob Rude.

“Bad teams, they refuse their roles.” Good teams embrace their roles. “Great teams embrace their roles,” Redick said. “We’re trending in that direction.”

It was the kind of performance Redick was looking for in his team. From an execution standpoint, the Lakers’ offense worked. And while the lowly Wizards aren’t seen as one of the better teams in the NBA, Redick is impressed approach of your team.

“That was one of our most complete games, regardless of the time of the season or who the opponent was,” Redick said. “We had a really professional approach. We executed at a pretty high level. The recordings we were able to generate from the three were excellent. We had a good look, good spacing that allowed us to attack where we didn’t finish. It was a great offensive game for us.

“We probably didn’t have a crazy offensive game, but it was very professional from us.”

Lakers All-Star Anthony Davis finished with 29 points, 16 rebounds and five assists, and LeBron James recorded a triple-double (21 points, 13 assists, 10 rebounds). Austin Reeves added 16 points and eight assists, and Dorian Finney-Smith led the way on the bench with 16 points.

Against the Wizards, they shot 47.8% from the floor, had 30 assists and scored 58 points in the win.

LeBron James drops a truth bomb on the Lakers’ loss to the Clippers

Lakers head coach JJ Redick remained optimistic after the loss to the Clippers. Lakers superstar LeBron James credits the Clippers’ talented roster, stating that it’s a complete team and the margin for error is small, according to Spectrum SportsNet.

“It’s a great team, very well coached, Hall of Famers, great players who enjoy themselves,” James said. “When you play against a great team, you have to limit your mistakes, offensively and defensively, because they make you pay, and I think they did that tonight.”

The Lakers responded to the loss by dominating the Wizards. They outscored their opponents 89-77 through three quarters before limiting them to 11 points in the fourth quarter to cruise to a 23-point victory (111-88) at Cipto.com Arena. They will host the champion Celtics on Thursday.