WHO’S HOUSE?! BRON’S HOUSE!! WHO’S HOUSE?! BRON’S HOUSE!!: Your GOAT franchise Boss Angeles Lakers 2024 Reality TV season Thread

[Rekkapryde]

She gon have too cuz she fukking up.
SHE BETTER DO

minus well stay mad then cause Hamas still will be terrorizing next season.

 

[HoldThisL]

Must be two different definitions of being a winner.

I wish the Reaves hate would stop. Dude is a winning player and is a great piece to the Lakers future, especially with the contract that he has. The ROI is good.

 

[RoCKetSity256]

HAM ISN'T COMING BACK

Hit piece just came out on him
Bron is definitely finna use his weight to not have this bum ass nikka come back
STOP TRYING TO PUT THIS EVIL ON US

Link?

 

[OGBobbyJohnson]

 

[ghostwriterx]

Should have put Vando in the game for the last possession.

 

[ghostwriterx]

 

[Black Mamba]

minus well stay mad then cause Hamas still will be terrorizing next season.

Nah it won't happen It just can't....

Link?

Midway through the fourth quarter of a “road” game against the rival LA Clippers on Feb. 28, with the Los Angeles Lakers having cut a lead that was once as much as 21 points in the fourth quarter down to five, a question arose within the team’s player-led huddle.

Why are we running plays to have LeBron James attack a former Defensive Player of the Year in Kawhi Leonard if the Clippers are willingly switching big man Daniel Theis onto him in screening actions?
The answer, provided by multiple players whom team sources say spoke up in the huddle, would provide the key to that night’s comeback win in those final five-plus minutes.

Anthony Davis would set the high screen to prompt the switch, with D’Angelo Russell as the “high man” and Rui Hachimura in the strong-side corner. If a double-team came James’ way, Russell would flash across the lane and open up a potential dunk for Davis or a 3-pointer for Hachimura in the corner. The plan worked to near perfection, with Theis taking over for Leonard six times down the stretch and James picking the opposition apart from there as the Lakers finished the game on a 15-6 run to win 116-112.

During this fourth quarter, in which James scored or assisted on 11 of the Lakers’ 13 field goals, seven weeks after the job security of second-year coach Darvin Ham had become a major storyline of their season, the irony of the Clippers’ ending wasn’t lost on several Lakers players. They had, in their minds, won the game on their own.

It had been one step forward, two steps back for the Lakers over the two-plus months since their In-Season Tournament championship. But this, as some players saw it, was a sign of the locker room coming together in an attempt to salvage a challenging situation with the head coach with whom they often didn’t connect. Their self-empowerment, it seemed, was born out of the perceived absence of effective direction from the coaching staff.

This moment, one of many in which these Lakers felt compelled to find their own solutions, summed up a season that began with high hopes after their Western Conference finals appearance against Denver last year, but ended with another ouster at the hands of the Nuggets. And by the time the Lakers’ season ended in Game 5 against Denver on Monday night, when Jamal Murray’s second game-winner of the first-round series sent the Lakers home less than a year after the Nuggets swept them last May, there were strong signs within the organization that Ham would be deemed most responsible.

The Lakers’ unflattering finish leaves Ham’s future as head coach in serious peril, multiple league and team sources tell The Athletic, with some stakeholders indicating it’s highly unlikely he’ll return. The plan is to reassess everything that went wrong in the coming days before making a final decision. In 2022, Ham signed a four-year deal in the range of $5 million per season, so the team would be assuming the remainder of his deal if he is fired.

It seemed like every time we hit a rhythm, somebody, a key piece, would fall out of the lineup. It is what it is, man,” Ham said after the Game 5 defeat. “I’m not going to feel sorry for myself, for ourselves. It’s an unbelievable franchise to represent. I couldn’t ask for a better governor, a better president of (basketball operations) in Rob Pelinka and Jeanie Buss. But I’ve seen a lot my first two years in this seat. I’ll continue to work, to get better and to control what I can control.”

The Lakers believed this roster was built for much more than a first-round defeat. Vice president of basketball operations and general manager Rob Pelinka and his staff retained key free agents, such as Austin Reaves, Russell and Hachimura, extended Jarred Vanderbilt and believed the core had promise to make a title run around Davis and James. Throughout the series and most of the season, however, team officials and players believe Ham’s fluctuating rotations, game plans and lack of adjustments led to an underperforming group. It created discontent within the locker room, which became palpable across the franchise.

The Lakers’ blown 20-point lead in Game 2 of the Denver series served as a final straw of sorts. After a successful first year as coach in which he showed signs as a leader of players, the tide turned for Ham this season. There was tremendous respect for Ham as a person, and players had an appreciation for his pro career and time as an assistant coach in Atlanta and Milwaukee. But, as one player said recently, “We need to be coached, too.”

 

[Rekkapryde]

Nah it won't happen It just can't....

Shams is Klutch propaganda. Obviously Bron trying to get him out of the paint using his usual passive aggresive tactics and LeMedia, but Jeanie ain't cutting 3 coach checks fam. Now after Vogel is off the books next summer, he's probably gone barring something miraculous happening.

As far as this team though?

Bron has a player option for one more year....this is where we may have to stand up to Klutch if he opts out and wants a longer deal.
Wood, Hayes, and Reddish are 100% taking their player options.
DLo is an expiring. If Bron does indeed leave in free agency, we might have to keep DLo. His salary really aint that much considering his production.

Prince, Dumbwiddie, and Max Christie are all free agents and will probably all be gone.

 

[NYC Rebel]

its a very low IQ team. And I put that on coaching. There is no reason why this series could not have gone 7 games. But our coach is awful at in game adjustments and I don't blame him....This is first coaching gig.

Nah blame him.
He was coaching with Bud
The nikka regressed from last yr
its his second year and he regressed
played favourite for non starter ass nikkas when he decided to punt our season after the IST
Refused to develop Max Christie who we drafted.
Refuses to take accountability for his bullshyt

I blame him he is bad head coach. The worst.

I swear.....I woke up outta my sleep like

thinking about that shyt.

 

[Coli Hoecomb]

its a very low IQ team. And I put that on coaching. There is no reason why this series could not have gone 7 games. But our coach is awful at in game adjustments and I don't blame him....This is first coaching gig.

Bron has been playing long enough were he should have everyone on the floor ready in these situations. Everyone always says he makes his teammates better.

 

[10bandz]

Bron has been playing long enough were he should have everyone on the floor ready in these situations. Everyone always says he makes his teammates better.

Exactly. Bu bu but Vogel, bu bu but Hamas. But hu but DLO, bu bu but Rui Gabe. He’s always the victim.

 

[Rekkapryde]

its a very low IQ team. And I put that on coaching. There is no reason why this series could not have gone 7 games. But our coach is awful at in game adjustments and I don't blame him....This is first coaching gig.

Bron shoulda been on Murray at the end last night. To get burned twice by the same nikka is crazy!



edit: damn that was wild to say

 

[Coli Hoecomb]

At least he didnt get her thrown out

 

[KingBeez]

The crying about catering to old players definitely came from Dlo lol. I am not even sure who this team will hire lol

You’re probably right

The Lakers' inconsistent, injury-filled season leaves two massive questions

After another season-ending series against the Nuggets, the future of LeBron James, Darvin Ham and the Lakers remains dauntingly uncertain.

t.co

 

[NYC Rebel]

Bron has been playing long enough were he should have everyone on the floor ready in these situations. Everyone always says he makes his teammates better.

Nah. Thats on the coaches. He was concentrating on not missing those FTs. So your point is bullshyt