Summer of Redick

In an offseason in which the Lakers did not make many personnel moves, can they lean on continuity to carry them forward into next season? Pete and Darius discuss this idea, how it can differ from last season's calls of continuity, the learning curve that will come from playing in a new offensive style, and how much continuity is challenged when it comes with a new coach. 

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[thesaxmagician]

I’m so glad you guys are back. It’s so refreshing to have consistent lakers basketball content that breaks down actual Xs and Os.

[ixeetheth]

Lakers not making moves or trades I think theyre tryna prove a point if Reddick does better than Ham then it was really a coaching problem last season.If Reddick goes bad critics wouldnt be surprised and Rob will be on the hot seat.I feel like our roster is okay but it does need some improvements specially on the frontcourt.
I am more excited with the new coaching staff next season tho..Pelinka did what he did in the 2020 season...Bringing proven veteran coaches in the staff..Its just what I think tho..Still super excited for next season as a Laker and NBA fan should be.

[gregpollard]

I think 🤔 Our best/last chance to make a Trade before The Season is with BKNY - Cam or DFS and/or Schroder and/or Day’Ron!!!

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Ads are mad annoying. It's more so the amount because I have to sit through a minute and a half of ads then Laker talk for 9 minutes then interrupted by 2 minutes of ads it continues. I think two ad breaks one in the middle and one at the end would be way more seamless

[schmitkeoriginals]

Lo gotta go.... why rely on someone you KNOW will flake come playoff time: 39% career playoff fg, no defense, doesnt get to the ft line/attack the rim - hes softer than CHARMIN!!! 🧻🧻🧻