JJ Redick has been through his first few games as the head coach of the Los Angeles Lakers, reflecting on what he's learned through this process.

Being head coach of the Los Angeles Lakers is unlike any other job in the NBA. The expectations that come with this franchise are immense, and the fact that one of the all-time greats in LeBron James is on the roster only heightens that pressure.

The former NBA player and broadcaster says competition and service drive him in his first coaching gig, “a perfect marriage of the now and the future” with the Lakers.

“He just says go play, whatever, go shoot,” rookie Dalton Knecht said. “If you’re gonna be open, shoot it. And then if not, drive to the rim, shoot, try to get a layup or dish out for a three for another teammate.”

Los Angeles Lakers head coach JJ Redick loves the confidence with which Anthony Davis is shooting the ball from three.

The Lakers have only played three preseason games this year, but there is already a different vibe for them when it comes to coaching.

When speaking on Rui Hachimura earlier this offseason, Los Angeles Lakers head coach JJ Redick talked about his rebounding as an area in which he can improve and really make an impact.

Los Angeles Lakers coach JJ Redick analyzes the team's performance after the loss to the Golden State Warriors and discusses their preparation for the start of the NBA season. Despite the loss to the Golden State Warriors in their final preseason game,