On Feb. 21, 2017, Los Angeles Lakers owner Jeanie Buss orchestrated a major shakeup in the team’s front office, ousting general manager Mitch Kupchak and vice president of basketball operations Jim Buss, replacing them with Magic Johnson.
As one of the most influential women of all time, Jeanie Buss helped guide the Los Angeles Lakers to multiple NBA championships during her tenure. She was born on September 26, 1961 making her 61 years old.
On Feb. 21, 2017, Los Angeles Lakers owner Jeanie Buss orchestrated a major shakeup in the team’s front office, ousting general manager Mitch Kupchak and vice president of basketball operations Jim Buss, replacing them with Magic Johnson.
The Los Angeles Lakers have missed the playoffs seven times and got eliminated in the first-round once since the beginning of the Jeanie Buss era. In the 2022-23 NBA season, the Los Angeles Lakers have been struggling to win games.
The Los Angeles Lakers have missed the playoffs in 7 out of 9 years in the Jeanie Buss era, making fans upset about how she has run the team. The Los Angeles Lakers have a long history of being one of the winningest franchises in the modern history of the NBA.
The brand-new, 10-part Los Angeles Lakers documentary "Legacy: The True Story Of The L.A. Lakers" just wrapped up its run on Hulu. Directed by Antoine
A former Lakers player revealed that Jim Buss wanted to trade Kobe Bryant and make Andrew Bynum the leader of the team. The Los Angeles Lakers flirted many times with the possibility of parting ways with Kobe Bryant and taking a different route.
Jeanie Buss unveils the truth behind the Buss family's ugly feud to take over the Los Angeles Lakers. The Los Angeles Lakers were brought by Dr. Jerry Buss in 1979.
Keeping it in the family can have it's issues as pressure slowly builds on the Lakers fan base. Despite Lakers forward LeBron James seemingly having a
Jesse and Joey are probably the most popular of the Buss siblings so reports they are gaining power with the Lakers have been welcomed. But what would that actually mean?
The two youngest Buss children are continually making their way up the front office and are becoming influential voices. The Lakers front office has been a bit of a laughing stock over much of the last decade.
One of the most fascinating elements of watching the new Hulu documentary series "Legacy: The True Story Of The L.A. Lakers," directed by Antoine Fuqua and executive produced by team governor Jeanie Buss, has been getting a peak at the inner drama of the Buss family.
In this week's stirring eighth episode of director Antoine Fuqua and executive producer Jeanie Buss's documentary limited series "Legacy: The True Story Of The L.A.
As was relayed earlier this year, Los Angeles Lakers team owner Jeanie Buss continues to lean on the advice of former team president Magic Johnson, plus her longtime friends Kurt and Linda Rambis.
The Los Angeles Lakers docuseries on Hulu “Legacy: The True Story of the LA Lakers” premiered Monday with two initial episodes. Episode 3 is expected to premiere on Monday.
To put it mildly, the last ten years of Lakers basketball have not been up to the standard of one of the premier franchises in professional American sports.
Lakers fans are not happy with how the Jeanie Buss era has gone. Is it too late for her to change that? Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NBA.
In her longest explanation of events that led to her ousting her brother Jim Buss yet, Jeanie Buss explained why she felt the need to take control over the Lakers.
While some player highlights are limited to the court, the kid from Lansing, Michigan, has a laundry list of accomplishments that rivals anyone.
Get the latest news and rumors, customized to your favorite sports and teams. Emailed daily. Always free!