Frank Vogel

It appears as though there are three people in the running to take over as the Lakers' next head coach. According to The Athletic's Shams Charania, Darvin Ham, Kenny Atkinson and Terry Stotts are each finalist to replace Frank Vogel as the franchise's leading man. The next stage is reportedly in-person interviews set to take place in Los Angeles.

Dallas Mavericks head coach Jason Kidd gave Frank Vogel big props in getting him ready to coach deep into the playoffs.

The Los Angeles Lakers fired Frank Vogel after a disappointing 2021-22 season in a move that the team very well could end up regretting. Most of the issues on the Lakers were not Vogel’s doing but in classic fashion, he became the fall guy for poor decision-making and roster building that ultimately led to the failure last season.

Even though the Los Angeles Lakers themselves failed to qualify for the postseason, members of the Lakers family have thrived during the playoffs. The likes of Brandon Ingram, Alex Caruso and Larry Nance Jr. having success surely made Lakers fans proud, and the same should be said for Dallas Mavericks head coach Jason Kidd.

Frank Vogel continues his search for his next head coaching job.

NBA teams are typically fairly quick to make coaching changes. During the 2020-21 season and following offseason, a total of nine teams made a change. Things haven't been quite so active on the coaching front this year. Thus far, only three teams have started down the process of landing a new coach.

The biggest goal for the Los Angeles Lakers this season is to build a team that can actually contend for a championship next season and the most important move in accomplishing that goal is trading Russell Westbrook. A Westbrook trade is definitely easier said than done and there are actually...

Former Lakers coach Frank Vogel is among the “interviewed candidates” for the Hornets‘ head-coaching job, according to Jake Fischer of Bleacher Report (Twitter link). As Fischer outlines, the Hornets have been traveling to meet a number of coaching candidates in person rather than conducting virtual interviews over Zoom. The team is winding down the first round of its search, Fischer adds.