J. J. Redick
ORLANDO, FL - MAY 02: Guard J.J. Redick #7 of the Orlando Magic shoots against Center Roy Hibbert #55 of the Indiana Pacers in Game Three of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals in the 2012 NBA Playoffs at Amway Center on May 2, 2012 in Orlando, Florida. The Pacers defeated the Magic 97-74.
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Magic wins, locks up sixth in playoffs
Redick had six three-pointers and scored a career-high 31 points as the host Orlando Magic held off Charlotte, 102-95, last night, the Bobcats ' 22nd consecutive loss. Ryan Anderson added 24 points and 13 rebounds for the Magic, which snapped a three-game Read more »
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If only Dwight Howard were like J.J. Redick, Magic mess would have been avoided
He wants to stay in Orlando forever. "I'm not necessarily worried about getting cut, I'm more worried about getting traded," J.J. says. " … I tell people all the time that I would love to play my entire career in Orlando. Central Florida has become home 5/31/12 from Orlando Sentinel Read more »
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Richardson Was Part Of The Problem
Jason Richardson signed a four-year deal worth about $24 million last summer. J.J. Redick was getting paid more than Richardson, but there was no doubt that Orlando was making a big commitment on the veteran shooting guard. Richardson was still going to from Hoops Addict Read more »
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Matt Jones: Who do you think you are?
Travis L. Brown/ESPNDallas.com, Ned Dishman/NBAE via Getty Images Duke recruit Matt Jones, left, and NBA star Ray Allen are both 6-foot-4 shooting guards with range well past the 3-point line. This summer, ESPNHS will sit down with some of the nation's e from ESPN Read more »
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Orlando Magic Player Evaluations: J.J. Redick
For the second straight season, J.J. Redick turned out to be one of the Orlando Magic's few bright spots. The six-year pro evolved into the team's most reliable playmaker not named Jameer Nelson, reached new heights in shooting threes (41.8 percent) and from Orlando Pinstriped Post: For Orlando Magic Fans Read more »
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Magic's Redick on Dwight-SVG: 'Things got weird'
Magic guard J.J. Redick had a front-row seat for the yearlong Dwight Howard saga, which featured several changes in heart on Howard's part over whether he wanted to stick with the team. And now he's talking about it. At this point, the situation's defini from Sporting News Read more »
