Redick talks about admonishing Brownie: He must have higher requirements for himself than I do for him
4:36pm, 31 July 2025Basketball
Recently, Lakers coach JJ Redick was interviewed by ESPN and talked about his criticism of Brownie James during the regular season.
In the regular season game against the Bucks, Brownie scored a season-high 17 points on 7 of 10 shots and sent 5 assists. But then in the first half against the Trail Blazers, Brownie scored 2 points on 1 of 4 shots and made two mistakes, and the Lakers were 15 points behind at the end of the half.
In response, Redick said: "That was the only time I really got angry with him in the year. What I said to him at that time was 'My belief in you as a player cannot be higher than your belief in yourself; your standards for yourself must be higher than my standards for you'."
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