There were plenty of takeaways from Rob Pelinka and JJ Redick’s season-opening press conference Thursday. With several issues surrounding the Los Angeles Lakers ahead of the start of a new season, Pelinka and Redick touched on a number of topics…

Los Angeles Lakers head coach JJ Redick discussed his rotation plans for the backup center position following the team's season-opening press conference with Rob Pelinka. While 25-year-old Walker Kessler is firmly installed as the starting center, Redick addressed the roster's depth by highlighting how the team plans to handle the minutes behind him.
Speaking to ESPN LA, Redick stated that the Lakers will split backup center minutes between Kevon Looney as a traditional option and Sandro Mamukelashvili. Redick noted that Mamukelashvili's skillset provides lineup flexibility due to the 27-year-old big man's ability to stretch the floor and play multiple positions.
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