Reddick explains Russell’s dismissal because of poor attitude

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JJ Reddick, head coach of the LA Lakers, explained the reason for limiting D’Angelo Russell’s playing time in yesterday’s 114-131 loss to the Memphis Grizzlies was due to a lack of concentration. and did not look ready to compete under the atmosphere of simmering
Russell has played just 22 games at FedEx Forum, despite previously averaging 31.3 minutes across seven games this new season. He was removed from the field before the end of quarter #3 at 5:54 minutes and did not return to compete.
Overall performance: 12 points, 4-of-12 field goals (2 of 9 from long distance), 3 assists, worst this season.
“The level of competitive performance, the attention to detail, those are two or three things that we’ve been talking about with him for a week,” Korn told Spectrum Sports Network.
“There were times when he was really good. But at other times, they go back to their old habits.”
“This is not punishment. But do it to give us a chance to win the game. It is the path we want to choose.”
“Gebe Vincent, for example, was amazing defensively in the first half. I would like to see if he gets more playing time what the results will be like.”
“Or LeBron James is amazing – nearly 40 years old but still the hardest player on our team.”
James Top score of ‘purple–gold‘ 39 marking7 Rebound6 one assist and one steal
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