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    Latest loss shows Lakers' issues extend beyond Russell Westbrook

    DENVER — The Lakers season ended last spring inside Denver's arena, the Lakers leaving the building and heading into an offseason of certain change. It was at the final buzzer of that game that word of Frank Vogel's eventual firing went public, undoubtedly a regrettable first step toward the change the Lakers sought after finishing 11th in the West. On Wednesday they returned to Denver with ...
    by Dan Woike, Los Angeles Times Oct 27, 2022 3 minutes
    LeBron James and Patrick Beverley of the Los Angeles Lakers slap hands against the Denver Nuggets at Ball Arena on Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2022 in Denver.

    DENVER — The Lakers season ended last spring inside Denver's arena, the Lakers leaving the building and heading into an offseason of certain change.

    It was at the final buzzer of that game that word of Frank Vogel's eventual firing went public, undoubtedly a regrettable first step toward the change the Lakers sought after finishing 11th in the West.

    On Wednesday they returned to Denver with new coach Darvin Ham, seven new players and a bunch of the same problems, the vibes inside the locker room undeniably bad just four games into the season.

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