Frank Paul Vogel was born on June 21,1973 and is an American professional basketball coach.
20 Facts About Frank Vogel
Frank Vogel previously served as the head coach for the Los Angeles Lakers, Orlando Magic and Indiana Pacers of the National Basketball Association.
Frank Vogel coached the Lakers to an NBA championship in 2020.
At Juniata College in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, Frank Vogel was a starter for the Division III basketball team.
Frank Vogel began his career as the head video coordinator for the Boston Celtics under head coach Rick Pitino.
Frank Vogel left the 76ers to become an advance scout for the Los Angeles Lakers from 2005 to 2006 and the Washington Wizards from 2006 to 2007.
Frank Vogel became an assistant for the Indiana Pacers in 2007 under former Celtics colleague Jim O'Brien.
On January 30,2011, after O'Brien was fired from his head coaching position, Frank Vogel was named interim coach.
Frank Vogel was officially named as the Pacers' head coach on July 6,2011.
Frank Vogel was roundly criticized for leaving the Pacers' primary defender, Roy Hibbert, on the bench during the final play.
Frank Vogel said that he made that decision out of concern of Chris Bosh and acknowledged that he might do it differently next time.
On January 14,2014, Frank Vogel was named the Eastern Conference head coach for the 2014 NBA All-Star Game.
Frank Vogel signed a two-year contract extension with the Indiana Pacers, to keep him through 2016.
Frank Vogel brought the team back to the playoffs with a retooled and rejuvenated roster the following season, however they fell to the Toronto Raptors in seven games in the first round.
Frank Vogel departed Indiana as the franchise's all-time leader in NBA wins.
On May 20,2016, Frank Vogel was named the head coach of the Orlando Magic.
Frank Vogel oversaw a young, developing team and dealt with a change in the front office after his first year when Rob Hennigan, the general manager who hired him, was replaced with John Hammond.
On May 13,2019, Frank Vogel was named the head coach of the Los Angeles Lakers.
Frank Vogel was named a head coach of 2020 NBA All-Star Game due to the Lakers holding the best record in the West.
Frank Vogel used 41 different starting lineups, as James and Davis again missed significant time to injuries.