Away to the Heat, the Lakers lost. After this game, all kinds of negative news about the Lakers are very loud, such as coach Vogel will be dismissed, such as Westbrook, Tucker and other players will leave the team, such as some problems in the team's management, and so on. Such rumors have made many Lakers fans worry about whether the team can still hold on, after all, with fewer and fewer games, the Lakers are getting farther and farther away from the goal at the beginning of the season. However, don't worry, the lakers' situation is not as bad as they think, and some news is just a rumor after all. In fact, the Lakers have ushered in good news, a total of two.
The first piece of good news is that Davis will soon be back. Previously, Davis suffered a traumatic knee, and the diagnosis at the time was that he had to rest for about a month. Now do the math, the time is just right. Not long ago, Lakers reporter Mike Trudell revealed that Davis performed very well in the 2V2 group confrontation training. At that time, Davis was training in group confrontations with Jordan Jr., Bazemore, and Ellington, and his reactions in all aspects were very normal, which basically showed that he had fully recovered. Not surprisingly, in the next game between the Lakers and the Nets, Davis will usher in a comeback battle.
The second piece of good news is that Vogel is not leaving class. After the Lakers' defeat to the Nuggets earlier, news broke that Vogel's coaching position was unstable, but then he led the team to play a good performance. After the Lakers lost to the Heat, news also came that Vogel would be out of class. However, according to ESPN's well-known journalist Dave McMenamin, Vogel will not leave class, he will coach this season. Maybe some fans think that Vogel's dismissal is a good thing, why did he not leave class but become good news?
That is true! At the current juncture, changing the coach is definitely not a wise move, which will not only seriously affect the harmony within the team, but also bring discomfort to the players, because the new coach will bring new tactics, and everyone will spend a certain amount of time to adapt to the new tactical system. Another point, and a very important point, is that Vogel is out of class, who will take over his class? Is there a better coach? At present, the crux of the Lakers lies in the players themselves, not in the head coach. Like Anthony said, it's easy to blame the manager, but it's he and his teammates who play on the pitch.
I believe that the Lakers will get through the current difficulties! James, it's time to rush forward with a near-full lineup!