Frank Vogel is currently one of the most likely head coaches in the league to leave, after all, so far this season, in addition to Russell Westbrook, Vogel is the one most likely to be the scapegoat for the Lakers' failed season. Because of this, it's not unthinkable for Frank Vogel to leave the Lakers after the end of the season.
In fact, there is already a potential candidate who could replace Vogel in the coming season and become the new head coach of the Lakers. According to the US media Mark Stein, Jazz coach Quinn Snyder may become the new head coach of the Lakers:
As I've reported before, Snyder is increasingly being mentioned as a potential target for Spurs head coach Greg Popovich's replacement. If the Lakers and Frank Vogel part ways after a nightmarish season, I've heard that Snyder's name could also be a candidate for the Lakers' head coach. ”
It is worth noting that Snyder's candidate for the Lakers' head coach is still rumored, after all, Frank Vogel's future in this Lakers may be affected by more factors. Although Vogel needs to take part of the responsibility for the Lakers' poor performance so far this season, it is certainly unfair to blame Vogel entirely, and don't forget that Vogel can lead the Lakers to win the first championship trophy in nearly 10 years.
What's more, I think that Vogel's inability to really get the team to play a good enough performance is largely because the team does suffer from injuries, and the presence of Westbrook does make Vogel, who is good at building a defensive system, completely limited. Because when Westbrook was on the court, the Lakers simply could not sacrifice traditional center players and other tough players with more solid defensive ability to stay on the court, not to mention Anthony Davis' injury and state also made the Lakers face greater uncertainty.
Of course, Vogel's inability to produce the right lineup is still somewhat of a responsibility, but he should definitely not be the one with all the responsibilities in this Lakers team. So instead of firing Vogel, the Lakers should actually find role players who send away Westbrook and reinforce more for James, Davis and Vogel. In short, management should take the blame and take responsibility for changing the Lakers.