LeBron James would reportedly be “enthused” if Mark Jackson gets the Lakers job
for the open job. Now, the former Warriors coach may be someone to keep an eye on as well.
Jackson last coached in the NBA in 2014 with Golden State before he was fired and replaced with Steve Kerr, who went on to coach the team to an NBA title in his first year there. Since then, Jackson has been an NBA broadcast commentator for ESPN. His name has swirled for potential NBA coaching jobs in the past, namely the Knicks.
It remains to be seen if Jackson would even want to return to coaching, let alone return to the sidelines for a Los Angeles team with championship aspirations. Not to mention, the Lakers didn’t end things with Vogel on great terms.
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