Cooked Kings, bytchmade bigs, and shytty snitches: Your 2022-23 GOAT franchise Boss Angeles Lakers season thread
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We need to be real about Darvin Ham.. he's done some good things in his first year, but I honestly believe he's a bottom tier coach to start his tenure from what we've seen so far.
I think he might legit be the difference in us being over .500 and what we are right now.
These rotations, out of timeout calls, game management strategies are just head scratching
I think he might legit be the difference in us being over .500 and what we are right now.
These rotations, out of timeout calls, game management strategies are just head scratching
Software
RIP Future Gohan
Not only that. Just having somebody on the floor who can give you an open 3 at any time in the 4th quarter will make the defense easier to break down. We see it every 4th quarter. Teams clog the paint to stop Bron and Westbrook from scoring and force them to shoot 3s.
Drizzy Dre
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Tank style. Lebron’s gonna hurry up and break that record and then get “injured” the rest of the season.Ham rotations these last few games have been very sus
Lebron would probably still shoot that broke ass stepback during crunchtime but the offense would be so much better if they managed to trade for Bojan/Burks. They'd finally have modern spacing around Lebron and AD and two other players that could shoot a pull-up jumper.
The defense would prevent them from being a serious team, though. AD would have his work cut out for him and you know how that ends.
Light the beam chants was loud as fukk
ALonelyDad
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You would hope LeBron would work harder on defense since his workload on offense would be less. I still want to trade for Cam Reddish with a 2nd. We just need a 3rd offensive option and Bojan is the best thing available. He's also playoff proven which is a huge deal that the other options dont bring
So only three games? As opposed to how many games the players, themselves, have thrown away?
It's his first season as coach and he was dealt a bad hand, I don't think anyone can make a definitive call on where he stands as a coach. All I know is this squad has performed about as good as they possibly could after AD went down, and I put that down to him getting the players to buy into whatever he's selling.
His rotations and game management is really only exacerbated by the state of the team. It's not the cause of why they're losing.
GreatestLaker
#FirePelinka
Yea he is a terrible coach with a terrible roster.
Dr. Narcisse
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Lakers are suffering with his growing pains right now. Now it might work out in the long run, but today I think Vogel would have the Lakers in the 6th or 7th seed. Now granted there not being a big gap between 7 and 13 plays a role in that.
I hope he figures it out. Roster has its flaws but he's too trusting with some of these vets.
I'll also say this week has proved the Lakers could use Lonnie Walker (until a trade is made I guess). Another shot creator is needed. And you gotta have a player that Ham is ok with sitting Russ for when he's off.
ALonelyDad
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Vogel had the exact same complaints. Bad rotations, bad playcalling, playing all the guards together, LeBron at 5. Its unfair to judge Ham until he has a decent roster.
Dr. Narcisse
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Im not saying Vogel was great, but I think just on experience the Lakers would be a little better right now. Vogel was dealing with no knees Ariza and Melo on defense as well.
Again thats not the endgame so Im cool with Ham learning on the job.
