There is no denying that the Los Angeles Lakers haven’t been at their best this season, despite winning the Inaugural In-Season Tournament.
Many factors have been listed, from out-of-form players to injuries. However, interestingly enough, amongst all the commotion, it is Darvin Ham who finds himself at the end of all the fingers pointed.
From questionable tactics to not having a clue about their next approach, it has been a roller coaster of a ride for both the team and the manager. Many fans collectively have given up their hope. And if that doesn’t convince you, maybe LeBron James’ reaction will give you an idea as to how naive they have been throughout the season.
In a recent report by the Lakers Daily, it was also reported that James’ frustration seems to be growing more and more towards Ham, with visible traits of the superstar not happy with what the coach brings to the team. A recent dialogue gave an idea as to how fed up the MVP looked even during games.
If Ham ever does draw up a play, as soon as the huddle breaks, James will tell everyone else on the court with him ‘f— all that’ and calls a play of his own.
Reported Anthony Irwin on Lakers Daily.
Their recent game against the Denver Nuggets ended in a loss, adding to their 29 defeats of the season. While frustrations loom around the franchise, it is LeBron James who reached another milestone of 40,000 points and has been captured multiple times on camera disappointed, just summing up their season.
Lebron James gave a “fed-up” face while Darvin Ham drew up a play
LeBron James has been clear with his emotions that he is not happy with the situation with the Los Angeles Lakers, their form, and especially with Darvin Ham.
LeBron James for the Los Angeles Lakers (Via Annenberg Media)A clip that has gone viral shows Power Forward visibly fed up with his head coach during a break against the Brooklyn Nets. In one of the quarter breaks, LeBron James was seen frustrated and nodding his head in disagreement during a play by Darvin Ham.
And many understand what the “King” is going through, given that neither he nor Anthony Davis haven’t been up to the mark this season. But a huge chuck of responsibility lies with Darvin Ham, who hasn’t impressed anyone, especially LeBron James.
Play-offs are the only hope for them, which seems to be slipping out of their hands game after game. And with 21 games to go in the NBA season and the month of March being even more crucial for Ham, things must shape up as soon as possible.
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