Beijing time on April 30 news, los Angeles Lakers selection coach has a new candidate.
Not long ago, the famous sports journalist Shams Charania disclosed on his social blog that the Lakers have sent a request to the Milwaukee Bucks to allow them to contact their assistant coach Darvin Ham to determine whether he is suitable for the Lakers' head coaching position.
The latest news, the Lakers have obtained the above permission.
According to the convention, the Lakers must have some contact with his current employer before contacting Darvin Ham, and two signals can be interpreted from this matter, one is that there must be private, private contact between Darvin Ham and the Lakers; one is that the Lakers are seizing the time to find a new manager.
Darvin Ham was an assistant coach at the Lakers for a time in the 2011-13 season. As for the selection of him as the new head coach of the Lakers, Bill Oram mentioned in his report, "As an NBA assistant coach, the teams he has coached have superstars, including ten years ago, when he was working for the Lakers, when the superstar next to him was Kobe, and he is well aware of the impact of Kobe's history on the entire team, and this connection may be important." ”
"But for someone who is head coaching for the first time, the Lakers are not in a very good situation at the moment, but considering that Darvin Ham has helped the Bucks win their first championship in 50 years, this may make up for his relative lack of experience."
Finally, the Lakers' current head coaching candidates, whether it's Sanders, Darvin Ham or Clifford, have all been assistant coaches to Mike Brown, and he's currently a Golden State Warriors assistant coach who has coached LeBron James for several seasons.