Darvin Ham calls out Lakers after second-half collapse vs. Nets: 'It's over for excuses'
The Los Angeles Lakers' inconsistent form continued on Friday with a 130-112 loss at home to the Brooklyn Nets. After taking a six-point lead into the break, they were outscored by 24 points in the second half, which prompted some sharp words from head coach Darvin Ham.
Inconsistent Performance
The Los Angeles Lakers suffered a disappointing loss against the Brooklyn Nets, blowing a six-point lead and being outscored by 24 points in the second half. The Lakers have been struggling with their form recently, having multiple losing streaks and inconsistent performances.
Darvin Ham's Comments
After the game, Lakers head coach Darvin Ham expressed his frustration with the team's inconsistency, stating that they need to decide which team they want to be and that it is time to stop making excuses. Ham called for the team to focus on playing basketball and improve their performance.
Lakers' Season
The Lakers have been unable to build momentum this season, with their last winning streak of more than two games occurring in early December. They currently hold the 10th seed in the Western Conference and are fighting to secure a spot in the Play-In Tournament.
