Lindsey Harding Joins Lakers' Coaching Staff, Making Historic Move

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In a historic and groundbreaking move, the Los Angeles Lakers have brought Lindsey Harding on board as an assistant coach under newly appointed head coach JJ Redick. Harding’s addition marks a significant milestone as she becomes the first female assistant coach in the franchise's storied history. Harding, who made waves as the G League Coach of the Year with the Stockton Kings last season, has a rich background in basketball. She was the Naismith College Player of the Year in 2007 and had an illustrious nine-year playing career in the WNBA, including a stint with the Los Angeles Sparks. The connection between Harding and Redick runs deep, dating back to their collegiate days at Duke University, where both excelled as standout players. Harding’s coaching pedigree also includes roles with the Sacramento Kings and Philadelphia 76ers, making her a seasoned addition to the Lakers' coaching lineup. Redick's staff is further bolstered by the experience of former NBA head coaches Nate McMillan and Scott Brooks, creating a robust support system for his first head coaching role. ESPN first reported Harding’s appointment, highlighting the Lakers' progressive step in diversifying their coaching ranks (Yahoo Sports).