JJ Redick reveals why he was watching Lakers film at the car wash
NY Post
JJ Redick was discovered working overtime.
Former NBA All-Star Baron Davis claimed to have run into the Los Angeles Lakers head coach at a car wash — as Redick had been watching film.
“Just ran into @jj_redick at the Car Wash. he had the Laptop watching film!!!! Players coach!!! Lakers in great hands,” Davis wrote.
Redick was asked about the story and confirmed that what Davis saw was real before the Lakers moved to 3-0 with a 131-127 win over the Sacramento Kings at Cryto.com Arena on Saturday night.
Redick was watching film at a car wash.
“It’s the circumstance of the back-to-back,” Redick said, when asked about the incident and how common it is for him to watch game film in public.
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