JJ Redick to Take the Helm as Los Angeles Lakers' Head Coach

After a Lengthy Search, the Lakers Have Found Their Man

JJ Redick Signs Four-Year Deal

Seven weeks after parting ways with Darvin Ham, the Los Angeles Lakers have finally filled their head coaching vacancy. On Thursday, ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reported that the team has agreed to a four-year deal with former NBA player and current ESPN NBA analyst JJ Redick.

Redick, who spent 15 seasons in the NBA, is known for his sharp-shooting and his intelligent basketball analysis. He has also been praised for his leadership qualities and his ability to connect with players.

The Lakers will be hoping that Redick can bring some stability and success to a franchise that has been struggling in recent years. The team has not won a championship since 2010 and has missed the playoffs in each of the last six seasons.

Redick faces a number of challenges in his new role. The Lakers have a young and inexperienced roster, and they will need to improve their defense if they want to compete for a title. However, Redick is confident that he can help the team turn things around.

"I'm excited for the opportunity to coach the Lakers," Redick said. "This is a historic franchise with a passionate fan base. I'm looking forward to working with the players and the staff to bring a championship back to Los Angeles."