Lakers looking to close trip strong after Anthony Davis aggravates foot injury Redick added: “I think about myself as a player, now as a coach, certainly when I watched NBA games and analyze NBA games, I’m not a zombie. That’s what we kind of refer to as like non-passionate, non-competitive, non-expressive people. I’m not a zombie. So I don’t like seeing myself in that light. When I watched the video, I actually forgot that it happened. I want to be clear about something, D-Lo and I talked about this: that was not directed at him. Yes, it came after a shot in the corner that he took. There [were] 25 plays that preceded that from a number of different players. And you’re 1-3 on a road trip and you get to a point where you feel like you’re in a ball game on the road and a play like that happens and you let out some emotion but it was not directed at D-Lo. It was directed more at the series of plays for two and a half quarters that had preceded that, not D-Lo’s shot.” When asked about the feedback from Russell in those conversations, Redick said he and Russell were “good.” “He’s great,” Redick added. “He’s been a professional. I’ve asked him to…he’s a pick-and-roll player. And he’s playing in an offense that doesn’t feature a lot of drag pick and rolls and high ball screens. He’s been super professional, he’s been super coachable. Him and I established a baseline level of our relationship this summer. We’re good.” Originally Published: