Redick and AD discuss LeBron/Bronny link-up

Lakers boss J.J. Redick insists that he doesn't see coaching LeBron James and his son Bronny as a challenge.

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00:00Yeah, I mean it's awesome. It's historic. It's powerful. I mean,

00:08Bronnie's locker is across the mind. So, every time I walk in,

00:11I see it's just still surreal to me that he, you know, is on

00:15the same team as his dad and I get to be a part of it and

00:19witness, you know, each and every practice, each game, each

00:22moment that they have for at least this first year. So, I

00:29can't wait till they step on the floor together, you know,

00:32and officially make history but it's been super dope to watch

00:36so far. I don't look at look at it as a challenge that's unique

00:43from any other challenge of coaching a player or coaching a

00:47relationship. You know, Bronnie, I feel very fortunate that I get

00:53to coach him because he's young and he's hungry and he's got a

00:58lot of inherent skill sets that we can really mold into a

01:02really good NBA player. On top of that, he's a fantastic kid.

01:06Um he's extremely coachable. Um he's got the right spirit and

01:10energy every single day.