Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay says he's learned a lot from spending time around Lakers coach JJ Redick.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nba/lakers as Lakers' JJ Redick Doesn't Hold Back on 'Terrible' Aspect of LA's Game. The Los Angeles Lakers dropped their season opener to the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday night, falling 119-109 at home.

Los Angeles Lakers head coach JJ Redick didn't mince words for his team's issues coming out of halftime in their 119-109 loss to the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday night.

LeBron James may have seemed detached during Tuesday's game, but he was anything but detached during the Lakers' video session on Wednesday.

Redick preached the importance of building championship habits this preseason and he felt like the Lakers took a step in the right direction in their finale against the Sacramento Kings. Now, Los Angeles gears up for an Opening Night matchup against the Golden State Warriors who are also looking to prove they belong in the contender conversation.

Dave McMenamin: JJ Redick says the Golden State Warriors ’ continuity allows the group to play with a “connective brain tissue.” As for the Lakers? “We just don’t have that yet. We don’t have that connectivity where we all kind of trust and know each other … We’re going to get there”

Lakers head coach JJ Redick spoke about the bad luck Maxi Kleber has had with injury the past couple of seasons.