LA Lakers fans took aim at LeBron James after NBA insider Jovan Buha shared a report detailing the four-time champion's engagement with the team amid his recovery from sciatica.According to The Athletic's Buha, the atmosphere within the Lakers is far from perfect, especially around "The King." Buha said he was concerned that the 40-year-old superstar wasn't as engaged with the team during the huddle in the first game of the season."The vibes with that situation have not been the best, I’ll say," Buha said, according to Lakers Daily. "So, again, I don’t really wanna go too much down that road, but yeah, I mean, I thought there were times just looking at the huddle or looking at the bench that he wasn’t as engaged as he typically is when he’s out."LA Lakers fans reacted to Buha's remarks. Some urged the franchise to trade James, who is on an expiring contract. Brian G @BtheG__LINKPlease trade him 😭 we tired of him in LAGonzi @JonGonzalvoLINKHe’s in his feels and being a diva. “Oh so it’s Luka’s team, right? Ok so have Luka jump around and be a leader” 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Petty Queen JamesDK @dk0321_LINKBro has already moved onto cleveland mentallyClara 🎶 @claramelonssLINKHe's not cold, he just learned that being too present makes people take him for granted. i learned it too.. now i pull back slow enough for them to feel it :>Hayden Wheatley @WheatleyHaydenLINKLeBron can’t stand the fact he’s be the 2nd option. He HAS to be the 1st.Peyton Moaning @MoaningPeytonLINKThe vibes are simple. LeBron has always been about LeBron and isn't happy when things aren't about LeBron. He wants out. I'm shocked it's not getting more attention.hodl-shark @hodl_sharkLINKTrade him and don’t ever retire his number in LA. Would be hilarious!!The LA Lakers gave Luka Doncic a three-year, $165 million extension in the offseason, effectively making him the face of the franchise going forward. LeBron James, on the other hand, opted into his player option worth $52.6 million. He's set to return from injury around mid-November.LeBron James helpful after Lakers' lossDespite the reported vibes around the LA Lakers, ESPN's Dave McMenamin reported that LeBron James was very helpful after the season-opening loss to the Golden State Warriors. Lakers coach JJ Redick told reporters after Wednesday's practice that James guided his teammates on breaking down the film from opening night."I told them him asking questions, him giving his input, us having a back-and-forth is so healthy," Redick said. "I would like to have dialogue and back-and-forth and questions every single time we do film and teach. You got a question, speak up. If you want to make a point, speak up. It was good."The Lakers will look to bounce back in Friday's game against the Minnesota Timberwolves.