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LeBron James Is Actively Hating On His Coach

LeBron James wants another championship but thinks undermining his coach will somehow help the Lakers win a ring.

The Los Angeles Lakers superstar is reportedly fed up with head coach Darvin Ham — putting another job in the crosshair of the Coach Killer.

New details of James' conduct highlighted by Lakers Daily mentioned that LeBron is deliberately ignoring Ham during their in-game huddles. 

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA - MAY 10: LeBron James #6 of the Los Angeles Lakers talks to Head coach Darvin Ham during the second quarter against the Golden State Warriors in game five of the Western Conference Semifinal Playoffs at Chase Center on May 10, 2023 in San Francisco, California. (Photo by Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images)

James — generally seen as a diva, concurrent to his greatness — is reportedly becoming a nuisance, seen rolling his eyes at Ham's instructions and often overruling the coach's directions, advising his teammates to ignore Ham.

"He sits in the huddle and gets his rest/water, rolls his eyes as Ham speaks, and waits for the huddle to break," noted Lakers Daily's Anthony Irwin. "If Ham ever does draw up a play, as soon as the huddle breaks, James will tell everyone else on the court with him ‘f**k all that’ and calls a play of his own."

James typically had a hand in dictating who his coach was in his later years, so watching him turn his back on Ham, after just two years, showcases that James is more interested in flexing power than cultivating a winning culture.  

Aside from his Mickey Mouse championship from the 2020 season, James' tenure in LA has been less than stellar. He holds a 190-139 record as a member of the Lakers but frequently finds himself trying to dig out of the bottom half of Western Conference

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