The team's success this season hinges on maintaining player health, as injuries significantly affected their performance last year.

Redick acknowledges the need for flexibility in coaching to maximize player potential while adapting to challenges as they arise.

The Lakers are entering a new season with a strong desire for change following consecutive playoff losses to the Denver Nuggets.

Key players like LeBron James, Anthony Davis, and D'Angelo Russell were mostly healthy last season, which helped the team's performance despite injuries to others.

Health concerns remain regarding James' age and Davis' injury history, although both have demonstrated good fitness during the preseason.

Anthony Davis has been a standout player in the preseason, focusing on increased aggression and leadership on the court.

Redick emphasizes the importance of Davis' willingness to shoot three-pointers, which could expand his offensive role.

Rookie Dalton Knecht had a remarkable performance, scoring 35 points, including 12 in the fourth quarter and 13 in overtime, which Redick described as 'supernatural.'

Young players like Austin Reaves and rookie Dalton Knecht are expected to take on more significant roles in the team's strategy this season.

The coaching staff, including experienced coaches like Scott Brooks and Nate McMillan, is fostering a positive environment for players.

JJ Redick is optimistic about his role as the Lakers' head coach, expressing confidence in his ability to understand and connect with players.

Under Redick, the Lakers are focusing on internal growth, improving analytics, and enhancing team accountability.