Anthony Davis seemingly took a shot at LA’s teaching workers after a crushing Game 2 defeat and Darvin Ham has since responded.
After the Lakers’ 101-99 loss by the hands of the Nuggets, Davis stated, “We’ve shown that we’re more than capable. We have stretches where we don’t know what we’re doing on both ends of the floor.”
Davis’ feedback undoubtedly got here from a spot of frustration, particularly after the staff thought the officiating within the dying minutes of the sport went against them.
Lakers head coach Ham was requested about AD’s feedback and definitely downplayed them.
“I just think sometimes plays don’t turn out the way you think they should,” Ham told the media on Wednesday after follow. “The frustration sets in a little bit. But I don’t think it’s, for us, not being organized. I think I have incredibly talented coaches all along my staff and we pride ourselves on, whether it’s a practice or shootaround, games, whatever, we pride ourselves on being highly efficient organization. So I would just chalk that up to being frustrated, you know it’s an emotional game the way it ended and all of that. But I’ll agree to disagree on that one.”
Having the top coach and a star participant ‘disagreeing’ on the eve of a brilliant necessary Game 3 isn’t superb.
Being 3-0 down in opposition to the defending champions might very possible imply that your season is over.
The Lakers will not less than get the house courtroom benefit this sport.
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