Ex-NBA player JJ Redick reveals he was thrown out of youth basketball game

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Former NBA sharpshooter JJ Redick last week revealed he was ejected from a youth basketball game for the first time in the latest episode of his podcast, "The Old Man & The Three."

Redick set up the story by asking former NBA guard Jamal Crawford whether he had ever been thrown out of a youth basketball game. Crawford said he hadn’t, and Redick revealed the situation of his story that he said occurred on April 16 in New Jersey.

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Dallas Mavericks guard JJ Redick (17) speaks with guard Luka Doncic during the second quarter against the New York Knicks at American Airlines Center on April 16, 2021, in Dallas. (Kevin Jairaj-USA TODAY Sports)

The former Dallas Mavericks player said his team was down a point, and he thought a player on the other team had clearly traveled but didn’t get called for it. He said a player on his team was called for a travel even though it may have been borderline.

"I said to the ref, ‘Are you seriously not going to call a travel when you just called a travel on one of my kids?’ And he teed me up for that," Redick said. "That’s all I said. And as I was walking away, I just give him, you know, my sarcastic, ‘Are you serious?’ And he tossed me for that."

Redick said he was "amazed at my self-restraint" after deciding not to light up the referee after getting ejected.

JJ Redick announces the game between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Denver Nuggets at Ball Arena on October 26, 2022, in Denver, Colorado. (Jamie Schwaberow/Getty Images)

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"This is the bulls---," Redick