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JJ Redick called LeBron James, Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves for a mini-meeting ahead of the Los Angeles Lakers' 134-127 win over the Memphis Grizzlies on Saturday. "We challenged all three of them when we get to their three-man actions to play with a little more force and a little more thrust and a little more creativity," Redick said of his message. The trio responded by … [Read more...] about Lakers’ Big 3 Responds After Mini-Meeting With JJ Redick

LeBron James is relaunching his "Mind the Game" podcast with Steve Nash replacing JJ Redick as co-host. The first season averaged 1.5 million views per episode on YouTube. Nash previously worked in media when he provided soccer commentary on TNT. The new season of "Mind the Game" will have the same director, Jason Gallagher, who was Redick's longtime director on his various … [Read more...] about LeBron James Bringing Back ‘Mind The Game’ Podcast With Steve Nash As Co-Host

Jordan Goodwin has become an invaluable rotation player for the Los Angeles Lakers. Unfortunately, unless they make a roster move, Goodwin will be unavailable to play for the Lakers for the rest of the season. This is because the combo guard has used up all of his available NBA eligibility on his two-way contract. Two-way players are limited to 50 NBA games on the active list, … [Read more...] about Jordan Goodwin Out Of NBA Eligibility With Lakers On Two-Way Contract

The Los Angeles Lakers have converted Jordan Goodwin from his Two-Way contract to a standard two-year NBA contract. The Lakers have waived Cam Reddish to create a roster spot for Goodwin. Goodwin has averaged 20.5 minutes, recording at least one offensive rebound in 18 of 19 contests played and is shooting 41% from 3-point range. Goodwin participated in training camp with the … [Read more...] about Lakers Convert Jordan Goodwin From Two-Way To Standard NBA Deal, Waive Cam Reddish

LeBron James has widely been expected to play one to two more seasons in the NBA, but his exact timeline is unclear and he doesn't appear to even know when he'll decide to retire. James turned 40 in December and is in his 21st season in the NBA. "It's popping up more and more every year," said James on Wednesday's 'Pat McAfee Show'. "Obviously, I know that I'm on the other side … [Read more...] about LeBron James: I Will Be Able To Tell When It’s Time To Retire