“Confused” Ex-76er JJ Redick Mercilessly Mocks Trophy-Less LA Clippers
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The inaugural NBA in-season tournament is officially underway. NBA Commissioner Adam Silver has come up with a new initiative that will hopefully attract more fans to the game and bring more excitement early in the season. The league is going big with the first of its kind tournament, and they have put in a lot of effort to make it successful. The NBA unveiled new courts that the in-season tournament games will be played on, and every team has its customized court.
The Milwaukee Bucks are taking on the New York Knicks in their first in-season tournament game tonight. But it was the former Philadelphia 76ers player JJ Redick’s remarks that caught everyone’s attention. While announcing the Bucks-Knicks game, “Confused” Redick mercilessly mocked the trophy-less LA Clippers franchise.
JJ Redick mocks the LA Clippers
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JJ Redick has smoothly transitioned into his media career after retiring from the NBA. He is an ESPN analyst, has a successful podcast, and occasionally calls NBA games. During the in-season tournament game between the Milwaukee Bucks and the New York Knicks, former 76ers guard JJ Redick trolled the LA Clippers, “I was very confused. The first court I saw was the Clippers court, and there was a trophy at half-court.” The Los Angeles Clippers have never won the NBA Championship and have always been second fiddle to the Lakers in LA. So, Redick hilariously pointed out the irony of seeing the new NBA Cup on the Clippers in-season tournament court.
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“I was very confused. The first court I saw was the Clippers court and there was a trophy at half-court.”
Oh, @jj_redick 😂 pic.twitter.com/vQZMqSvTm4
— NBA on ESPN (@ESPNNBA) November 4, 2023
Redick’s fellow announcers burst out laughing and asked how he could mock his former team. JJ was part of the LA Clippers from 2013 to 2017 before joining the Philadelphia 76ers. While Redick was on the Clippers roster, his team never made it out of the second round of the playoffs. JJ was a solid 15.8-point scorer for the Clippers in his tenure, but that was not enough to win him a Championship. The Clippers have never even made it to the NBA finals.
Can the LA Clippers respond to JJ’s mockery?
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The LA Clippers are desperate to win their first Championship in franchise history. This year is the first time in ages that all of their superstars are fully healthy. Kawhi Leonard, Paul George, and Russell Westbrook have given a decent start to the Clippers season, winning three of their first five games. With the recent addition of former MVP James Harden to their squad, they will hope to capitalize on the opportunity and win a Championship this season.
The Clippers have one of the most skilled rosters on paper this year. But that needs to be translated on the court. Kawhi Leonard and Co’s first goal should be to win the inaugural NBA Cup, which will boost their confidence to make a run for the title.
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Do you think the Clippers can go all the way this season? Or will they give JJ and other NBA fans another opportunity to mock them next season?
Edited by:
Sameen Nawathe