JJ Redick walked out of his pregame press conference after he didn’t seem to like a line of questioning from a reporter on Wednesday night. The first-year head coach and former NBA player was asked about whether he would lean on his assistant coaches in Game 5 against the Timberwolves for player rotations after he had faced some criticism over the decision to play LeBron James and Luka Doncic for the entire second half of the previous

Los Angeles head coach JJ Redick has yet to play former starting big man Jaxson Hayes after giving him just four minutes in Game 4, replacing him with Dorian Finney-Smith in the lineup. However, that leaves the 6-foot-9-inch LeBron James as their tallest starter.

Despite LeBron James' standout Game 3 performance, concerns remain over an injury he has been managing since before the playoffs. JJ Redick recently shared a key update on the Lakers star’s health previous the Game 4.