The Los Angeles Lakers lost Friday’s game to the Clippers and Ty Lue used the opportunity to take a shot at the Lakers and their head coach. You read it right. Frank Vogel has LeBron James, Anthony Davis, Russell Westbrook, and many other great players and the Clippers aren’t even scared. We all know that the Lakers have been a dominant force in Los Angeles, but Lue seems to be really confident about his team. The Clippers did beat their city rivals and celebrated a 105-103 win. It was a close one, but Lue’s guys were really lucky.
Ty Lue shocks fans with latest comment on Frank Vogel’s Lakers
“We didn’t even prepare for them,” Lue said. “We just worked on ourselves.”
Wow, this really was a shot at Vogel. The Lakers head coach have faced serious criticism in the last few months. A lot of fans place the blame on him. Lakers players struggle to win games and many believe that Vogel is responsible for the whole situation. There were rumors suggesting that Vogel will be fired this season. Will this really happen?
Lue is not the only member of the Clippers family to blast the Lakers. Clippers forward Terrence Mann didn’t work extra hard to win the game against LeBron. Moreover, Clippers players didn’t even make an effort. That’s what they say. Lue and his players insist that they don’t need a strategy to beat LeBron and other Lakers players.
“We really did just work on ourselves. … We didn’t talk about that,” Mann said.
Well, this is really scary. Maybe these comments will motivate Lakers players to do better next time. Yes, Vogel, LeBron, and the rest of the guys criticized officials in the post-game press conference, but this is just too much. The Lakers entered the regular season as a dominant force, and Lue’s comments tell a different story.
Rob Pelinka didn’t make a move at the trade deadline. LA needed fresh power to win more games but the general manager decided to move on with the same roster.
About The Author
R. M.
Radmila graduated with a degree in Translation & Interpreting. She is an NBA and NFL writer for The Ball Zone, and has been covering popular sports topics for several years. A loyal Lakers fan, she puts energy into reporting big roster moves, potential trades, on-court-accomplishments, and off-court rumors.
Ty Lue Comment About The Lakers Is Going Viral
The Los Angeles Lakers lost Friday’s game to the Clippers and Ty Lue used the opportunity to take a shot at the Lakers and their head coach. You read it right. Frank Vogel has LeBron James, Anthony Davis, Russell Westbrook, and many other great players and the Clippers aren’t even scared. We all know that the Lakers have been a dominant force in Los Angeles, but Lue seems to be really confident about his team. The Clippers did beat their city rivals and celebrated a 105-103 win. It was a close one, but Lue’s guys were really lucky.
Ty Lue shocks fans with latest comment on Frank Vogel’s Lakers
“We didn’t even prepare for them,” Lue said. “We just worked on ourselves.”
Wow, this really was a shot at Vogel. The Lakers head coach have faced serious criticism in the last few months. A lot of fans place the blame on him. Lakers players struggle to win games and many believe that Vogel is responsible for the whole situation. There were rumors suggesting that Vogel will be fired this season. Will this really happen?
Lue is not the only member of the Clippers family to blast the Lakers. Clippers forward Terrence Mann didn’t work extra hard to win the game against LeBron. Moreover, Clippers players didn’t even make an effort. That’s what they say. Lue and his players insist that they don’t need a strategy to beat LeBron and other Lakers players.
“We really did just work on ourselves. … We didn’t talk about that,” Mann said.
Well, this is really scary. Maybe these comments will motivate Lakers players to do better next time. Yes, Vogel, LeBron, and the rest of the guys criticized officials in the post-game press conference, but this is just too much. The Lakers entered the regular season as a dominant force, and Lue’s comments tell a different story.
Rob Pelinka didn’t make a move at the trade deadline. LA needed fresh power to win more games but the general manager decided to move on with the same roster.
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About The Author
R. M.
Radmila graduated with a degree in Translation & Interpreting. She is an NBA and NFL writer for The Ball Zone, and has been covering popular sports topics for several years. A loyal Lakers fan, she puts energy into reporting big roster moves, potential trades, on-court-accomplishments, and off-court rumors.