The Los Angeles Lakers will face a life-and-death battle for a playoff spot today, they will face league leader Phoenix Suns today, if they eventually lose this game, while the San Antonio Spurs beat the Denver Nuggets in today's game, then they will officially miss the play-off, and only by winning this game can they continue to retain the hope of the playoff.
But regardless of the final outcome of today's game, and regardless of whether the Lakers can successfully get a play-off ticket, it is widely believed that Lakers head coach Frank Vogel will be fired after the end of the season. And as Vogel's impending dismissal grows, there are many rumours about his successor, including the current Philadelphia 76ers head coach Doug Rivers and the current Utah Jazz head coach Quinn Snyder, as well as other names.
However, one of the names is very interesting, that is, the Lakers' current senior basketball consultant Kurt Lambis. To be honest, Xiaobian feels that his possibility of joining the Lakers is not very likely, not because his coaching resume is not glamorous, the total winning rate of career coaching at all levels of events is only 28%, and it has nothing to do with his coaching ability and style, but because of his special position in the Lakers management.
No matter how bad the Lakers' operations have been this year, but Lambis, his wife Linda and current general manager Rob Pelinka seem to be in a fairly solid position on the team, and Lambis still has a great influence among the team's highest-level decision-makers, so Lambis is basically one of the heads of the Lakers, he has supreme decision-making power in the Lakers, so why would he accept a job that requires more time, less power, more pressure, and easier to carry the pot?
After all, the Lambis family has always been accustomed to hiding behind the scenes and then gaining great influence through a position that is not very conspicuous, and because their position and position within the team are very vague, they can not be scapegoats in any decision-making of the team, and can stay out of the Lakers management's frequent turnovers, and push people like Pelinka and Vogel to the front desk to attract more criticism and criticism.
Therefore, The editor dares to say that Rambis will never coach the Lakers, for an old fox like him, a long-term guaranteed job is the most important, the shadow general manager hidden behind the scenes is the most suitable role for him, he does not have to risk becoming the target of the public to stand in the front, because once the coaching is not smooth, then no matter how hard their family's backstage is, and no matter how good the relationship between his wife and team owner Jenny Bass is, he may not be able to continue to stay safely in the Lakers. This is definitely good news for Lakers fans, as the next head coach is almost unlikely to have a worse coaching resume than he does.
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