The changes that JJ Redick wants to make in the Lakers' starting lineup
The coach of the Los Angeles franchise wants to try out new formations to aim higher in the West
In recent days, Los Angeles Lakers have managed to break free from the negative trend they had in the NBA. The franchise led by JJ Redick will still undergo further changes, according to the coach himself.
The Lakers have recently added center Trey Jemison on a two-way contract. This addition is part of JJ Redick's interest in experimenting with lineups featuring two big men.
Playing alongside another center with Anthony Davis would give the Lakers a different look. This would move LeBron James to the small forward position. Such a move could be seen as a way to relieve pressure on Davis when James is not on the court to defend against opponents' big men.
The Lakers are currently 6th in the West with a record of 22-17. The Los Angeles franchise has won their last 2 consecutive games.
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