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Rivers responds to Redick’s criticisms

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Milwaukee Bucks head coach Doc Rivers responds to JJ Redick, asserting that the former sharpshooter achieved his best numbers under his coaching.

Rivers emphasizes his role in Redick’s career, mentioning that he was the one who brought Redick from Milwaukee and made the decision to start him, which subsequently led to Redick’s career advancement.

“JJ Redick best numbers of his career was under one coach and you’re looking at him. I’m the one who grabbed him out of Milwaukee and decided to start him. From that point on, his career took off,” Rivers said.