Lakers Finish 15th in Western Conference

Disappointing Season Ends with Call for Change

Front Office, Coaching Staff, and Roster All Under Scrutiny

The Los Angeles Lakers finished the 2015-16 NBA season with a 17-65 record, the worst in franchise history. The Lakers finished 15th in the Western Conference, missing the playoffs for the fourth consecutive season.

The Lakers' struggles were evident from the start of the season. The team lost its first five games and never recovered. The Lakers fired head coach Byron Scott in February, but the team continued to struggle under interim coach Luke Walton.

The Lakers' roster was a major problem all season. The team lacked a true point guard and had no consistent scoring threat. The Lakers also struggled to defend, allowing opponents to score at will.

The Lakers' disappointing season has led to calls for change. The team's front office, coaching staff, and roster are all under scrutiny. It remains to be seen what changes the Lakers will make in the offseason, but it is clear that something needs to be done to turn things around.