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He grumbled, “I’m sick and tired of people dying in every game we play.” It’s absurd—come on, dude. It’s a race against time.
Coaching in the NBA is difficult.
However, it’s also a huge privilege.In the biggest basketball league in the world, there are thirty spots available for club captains, and the Lakers are possibly the most sought-after seat among them—maybe more so than the Celtics or Knicks.
My mouth dropped when I heard Darvin Ham’s remarks following the Lakers’ defeat by the Grizzlies on Friday, which was their 10th defeat in 13 games at the time. “I’m fed up with people dying in every game we play,” he expressed his frustration. It’s absurd—come on, dude. It’s a race against time.
It’s not as though you’re leading a young team going through a rebuilding process or a small-market team. You were brought in to mentor LeBron James, who is currently 39 years old, for one of the most illustrious teams in sports history. ‘Living and dying’ has its time! You thought Lakers fans wouldn’t give a damn?
Furthermore, unlike coaches with lengthy careers like Steve Kerr or Gregg Popovich, who could likely get away with making such a statement, Ham does not have a contract.
According to The Athletic, he is in only his second season with the Lakers, has a 61-58 regular season record, and there is a “deepening disconnect” between him and the rest of the team.
congratulations, coach. It looks like you recently submitted your resignation.
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