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Lakers head coach JJ Redick is still far away from his ceiling as an NBA head coach; he's already improved this year at establishing an effort standard.

Writer Colin Keane argues that JJ Redick's ongoing growth and rising standards serve as a major advantage for the Los Angeles Lakers. During a preseason matchup against the Golden State Warriors, Redick called a timeout under a minute into the contest after his team botched an early scripted play and appeared unprepared.
According to the report, Redick addressed the team aggressively at halftime, prompting a stronger physical response as the Lakers won the second half 45-43. Keane emphasizes that Redick's increased commitment to holding players accountable will be crucial for the team's defensive improvement and success.
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