Charles Barkley said JJ Redick “is a ᴅᴇᴀᴅ man walking” in his first year as head coach of the Lakers.
During Thursday’s “Inside the NBA,” Barkley ripped Redick for comments he made about NBA ratings last month — when the former ESPN analyst placed blame on the league’s media partners for fueling negative talk about their own product — and predicted he won’t be at the helm long in Los Angeles.
“He said something about, ‘We’re the reasons people ain’t watching this crappy product we got,’ like we out there jacking up a hundred 3s a night,” Barkley said in the midst of host Ernie Johnson voicing the highlights of Boston’s 118-115 win over Minnesota. “JJ, you come for the king you better not miss, because I can get you brother.
“Remember, I got your Lakers’ games. You can’t hide them flaws they got. You just a ᴅᴇᴀᴅ man walking. They got rid of [former coach] Frank Vogel, who did a good job. They got rid of [former coach] Darvin Ham, who did a good job. But you came out there thinking you were gonna change things with that same ugly girl you went on a date with.”
The TNT crew couldn’t contain their laughter while Johnson attempted to move on by continuing the game highlights.
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