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"I respect Frank (Vogel) as a coach, as a man," @KingJames said Monday before the #Lakers dismissed their head coach. "Our partnership that we’ve had over a few years here has been nothing but just candid, great conversations."

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"And this guy who gives everything to the game, prepared us every single night along with his coaching staff as well, I give those guys a lot of credit too. ... I’ve got nothing but respect for him."

More on Vogel's firing:
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No coach engenders the animosity of Lakers fans like Doc Rivers.

Yet no coach would be more perfect to lead them after Frank Vogel's firing, @BillPlaschke writes. latimes.com/sports/lakers/…
“What happened?” one late-season opposing player wondered after beating the Lakers. “They stink.”

The Times talked to 20 coaches, players, scouts and executives with the Lakers and some rivals to recount the most disappointing season in franchise history.
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