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JJ Redick blasts Lakers after Christmas loss to Rockets

Amen Thompson, Kevin Durant lead Rockets over Luka Doncic, Lakers

Christmas was not kind to the Los Angeles Lakers, who dropped their third game in a row after the Houston Rockets scored 119-96 road victory.

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LeBron, Luka, Lakers Disappoint NBA Fans in Loss to Kevin Durant, Rockets on Christmas

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JJ Redick blasts Lakers after Christmas loss to Rockets: 'We don't care enough right now'

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Lakers ‘don’t care enough right now’ as frustration spills over for JJ Redick

“We don’t care enough right now,” he said in as damning of a six-word sentence as a coach can deliver.

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Coach JJ Redick Says the Lakers 'Don't Care Enough Right Now' After Christmas Day Blowout Loss

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Kendrick Perkins slams JJ Redick for publicly criticizing Lakers players after Christmas loss vs. Rockets: "It's always everybody else's fault"

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Kendrick Perkins calls out Lakers’ coach JJ Redick for scorched Earth comments: ‘It’s never JJ Redick’s fault’

“Tonight we were a terrible basketball team, and that started legitimately right away” Redick told reporters after the Rockets humbled the Lakers 119-96, on their home court.

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Amen Thompson takes starring role as Rockets blast Lakers on Christmas

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Is Luka Doncic playing on Christmas Day vs. Rockets? Final status for Lakers star

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Lakers Add 3-Time All-American Big Man to Roster

The Los Angeles Lakers are taking a swing on the front line, adding forward Drew Timme to the roster on a two-way contract. Brett Siegel of Clutch Points reported the news via social media on Friday, November 21. The Lakers are in the process of finalizing ...

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What NBA games are on Christmas Day 2025: Schedule, how to watch, preview, tipoff times

Starting with a noon tipoff and running until after midnight, there are five games on Christmas Day 2025 over more than 13 consecutive hours of coverage on ABC and ESPN. Four of the past six NBA champions will be in action: the Lakers (2020), Warriors (2022), Nuggets (2023) and Thunder (2025).