Darvin Ham's Job in Jeopardy? Potential Lakers Link Surfaces for New Head Coach

The Los Angeles Lakers were set to have a strong season, especially by betting on continuity and the offseason singings, but things haven't been that way and even when the team had a winning record and became the In-Season Tournament at one point, things have gone south really fast.

Darvin Ham has been pointed out as the main reason the team is looking off on the court, between extreme team rotations, injuries, and constant changes in the starting lineups, the players aren't having fun on the floor anymore.

Rumors are pointing out the potential firing of Darvin Ham as the Lakers head coach, especially since today's The Athletic article by NBA insiders Shams Charania and Jovan Buha revealed some problems inside the Lakers locker room.

A potential candidate is already splitting the fans: Doc Rivers. While some want him to coach the team, other things that would be a massive mistake. The reality is that Rivers has been talking about how a good coach would make the team win with Anthony Davis.

The Lakers were so off against the Miami Heat that Stu Lantz called them out

With information via Spectrum SportsNet Mike Trudell: "Our own Stu Lantz, who's been calling Lakers games since the 1980s, said on @SpectrumSN of Miami tonight: "The most zone I've seen in any game. Ever."