JJ Redick congratulated LeBron James in the locker room after he became the all-time leader in regular-season minutes played. Redick expressed that the recent win against the Kings was one of his favorite of the season, highlighting the team's improved defense and resilience after a chaotic stretch.

JJ Redick highlighted the importance of managing LeBron's playing time, suggesting the team could explore opportunities to give him more rest as he approaches 40, emphasizing the need for balance between health and performance.

JJ Redick is currently the head coach of the Lakers, leading the team to a 14-12 record and placing them 10th in the Western Conference. This performance is a slight decline compared to the previous season, where the Lakers were 15-11 at the same point but went on to struggle significantly afterward.

JJ Redick, now the Lakers' head coach, has led the team to a 14-12 record, placing them 10th in the Western Conference. This performance is slightly behind last year's trajectory under Ham, who had a similar record at this point but ultimately struggled in the following games.

Bronny James is currently not in JJ Redick's rotation with the Lakers, highlighting the need for Bronny to gain more playing time in the G League to develop his skills further.