One thing Los Angeles Lakers fans have wondered about is what the team's starting lineup for the upcoming season will look like. Obviously, LeBron James and Anthony Davis are guaranteed to start, and the Lakers' starting backcourt of D'Angelo Russell and Austin Reaves has had a good chance of remaining intact.

While it makes sense to go with what worked last season, the reason Redick has this job in the first place is how badly last season went under previous head coach Darvin Ham. The Lakers finished eighth in a competitive Western Conference with a 47-35 record, but were unceremoniously bounced by the Denver Nuggets in a first-round gentleman's sweep.

In 2023-24, the Lakers attempted the fewest 3-point shots per game and the sixth-fewest shots per game period of any team in the NBA. If Redick can jack both of those numbers up into the top 10, it will only make LA a better team overall.

JJ Redick won’t be changing everything for the Lakers this year as he has already settled on keeping the team’s same starting lineup that ended last season.

Coming off an offseason in which the Los Angeles Lakers didn’t make any roster moves, many pundits are concerned about their lack of depth. The only changes the Lakers made this offseason were drafting Dalton Knecht and Bronny James to replace Taurean Prince and Spencer Dinwiddie,

Order your copy today.] They often sat next to each other watching the Los Angeles Lakers play in the Las Vegas Summer League in July, and it was during those moments when general manager Rob Pelinka would hear from his new head coach,