The Lakers have finally won!
Facing the Western Conference powerhouse Jazz, the Lakers were three-armed, winning 101-95 at home to end a 3-game losing streak. It has to be said that James has previously stood up and apologized and assured the fans that the team will get better and better, inspiring his teammates. The Lakers' form looks like a new look in this game, especially on the defensive end!
James scored 25+7+7 in the whole game, and Wei Shao scored 15+8+3 and contributed a boosting spacer in the game! Ten-day contract player Johnson scored 10 points and 4 rebounds in the crucial 4th quarter, becoming the biggest contributor to the team's victory!
Sam Amick broke the news after the game: After the Lakers lost to the Nuggets by 37 points, Vogel was "almost" sacked by the team. If the spectacle of a crushing defeat against the Jazz today were to repeat itself, many thought it would be Vogel's last game with the Lakers.
I'll go! Is this news true? If sam Amick's news is true, will the Lakers players regret winning the Jazz?
Vogel's coaching ability this season has been questioned, especially in terms of hiring. Howard is such a good center, can eat cake and defend, but does not know why Vogel just does not like to use. There is also the use of Tucker and Wei Shao, which also makes Vogel bear a lot of pressure. There are many fans who hope that Vogel will be able to leave the class.
The personal view of Fat Ding Basketball is that most of the Lakers players are likely to still support Vogel. For example, Wei Shao, Vogel has always been very trusting of him. Maybe there's james, whose stats are so good this season, as if he's a rejuvenator, has a lot to do with Vogel's use of him.
Nor did the Lakers' big three express their displeasure with Vogel in public. After all, Vogel was still a championship coach 2 seasons ago, there must be something! The biggest reason why the Lakers' performance this season is not ideal is that the team's lineup is unreasonable, the age of the main players is older, and constant injuries. Management has more responsibility than Vogel, right?
However, according to SAM Amick, Vogel has not yet lifted the crisis, and he is still at risk of being fired. He is currently being evaluated by the team on a pitch-by-field basis. Meanwhile, Lakers decision-makers are still watching to see if Vogel still controls the locker room.
Fat Ding thinks that at least this season Vogel will not be out of class, after all, he has just proved himself as the champion coach. There is also the question: If Vogel is out of class, who will replace him? If you change a head coach, maybe it's not as good as Vogel!
What do you think?