'I'll take these guys out': JJ Redick reacts after spotting four Lakers mistakes vs Raptors

JJ Redick didn’t look too happy post-game, even though the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Toronto Raptors 131-125. Luka Doncic absolutely dominated the game, while the rest of the starters did their jobs fairly well for the most part. Substitution mistakes made the game a lot more nervy in the end, but the Lakers got the job done. However, in the second half, Redick saw something that he didn’t like, and he made that clear after the game. JJ Redick threatens to take Lakers players out if they continue turning down wide-open three-pointers The Los Angeles Lakers scored 131 points against the Toronto Raptors, but Redick seems to think that his men should’ve scored a lot more. The head coach claimed that he noticed four wide-open three-point opportunities for the players in the second half, but every single one of those chances was turned down. That appears to have really angered Redick, who threatened to take those players out if they continue doing what they did against the Raptors. He said in his press conference : “In the second half, I can think of four times that we turned down wide-open threes. I’ll take these guys out. You’ve got to shoot when you’re open. “Again, it’s a new group thing. These guys have to understand what the purposes are and what we’re trying to do. And when we get an advantage, you’ve got to keep the advantage.” The Lakers were up by over 20 points at one point, but the Raptors dominated most of the fourth quarter and looked like they would turn it around. Redick’s decision to bring Doncic and Austin Reaves back on saved the day in the end, but you can understand why he was so disappointed after the game. Those missed opportunities really could’ve cost them. JJ Redick says there’s something he has to ‘talk about’ with Austin Reaves despite LA Lakers’ win NBA fans have mixed reactions to Scottie Barnes and Luka Doncic’s scuffle during Lakers vs Raptors Luka Doncic just did something that has never been done in NBA history during Lakers vs Raptors