Los Angeles Lakers head coach JJ Redick is certainly familiar with the city of L.A. and what it means to be a part of that community. He played for the L.A.

Redick has challenged the Lakers ever since he took the job as head coach. There's been a level of accountability, transparency, and consistency throughout this season. So far, that method has paid off. They sit at the No. 6 seed right now with a 21-17 record. Los Angeles has had some bumps in the road, as all teams do.

The Lakers seemed on their way to their fourth straight loss in the first half of Wednesday's game versus the Heat, but they turned the tide and won.

After a bad first half on defense, coach JJ Redick challenged the Lakers, who rallied to beat Miami and end a three-game losing streak.

Before the Los Angeles Lakers play the Miami Heat on Wednesday night, head coach JJ Redick was still fuming over their defensive performance earlier this

Like most Lakers fans, head coach JJ Redick was very unhappy with his team's defense in its 126-102 loss to the Spurs on Monday.

After a poor first half defensively, Lakers are challenged by JJ Redick to play harder and they rally past Miami to win.

After resisting the idea throughout much of the season, JJ Redick revealed at practice on Thursday that he would be using more two-big lineups in the upcoming games for the Lakers.