Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham recently got an unexpected shoutout from Los Angeles Lakers team president Jeanie Buss, who co-owns the all-female wrestling promotion Women of Wrestling, or WOW.
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Despite transitioning out of her role as a majority owner of the Los Angeles Lakers, Jeanie Buss will still apparently be finishing out the decade as the team’s lead decision-maker.
Long-time Los Angeles Lakers owner Jeanie Buss will remain with the team for the next several seasons despite selling the team in June to Mark Walter.
In one of the biggest sports franchise deals ever, the Los Angeles Lakers were recently sold at a staggering $10 billion valuation to Dodgers owner and longtime Lakers minority shareholder Mark Walter.
Jeanie Buss will remain the governor of the Los Angeles Lakers “for at least the next five seasons,” according to NBA insider Sam Amick of The Athletic.
The Los Angeles Lakers are on the cusp of a $10 billion sale. However, current governor Jeanie Buss will continue to oversee day-to-day operations. According to Sam Amick of The Athletic, Buss is likely to remain the team’s governor for five more seasons, even as the organization is sold to Dodgers owner Mark Walter.
The Buss family’s decision to sell the Los Angeles Lakers to Mark Walter at a $10 billion valuation raised eyebrows everywhere. The move has largely been seen as a positive one for the Lakers, who were perceived to be acting ‘frugally’ in recent seasons.
Jeanie Buss has done her best to lead the Los Angeles Lakers franchise following her father’s death and a public feud with her siblings over control of the franchise.
The Los Angeles Lakers may be under new ownership, but the Buss family will still have a prominent role. A week after news emerged that Mark Walter was
Last week, it was reported that Jeanie Buss and her family had agreed to sell their majority stake of the Los Angeles Lakers to TWG Global CEO and owner of the L.A.
The Los Angeles Lakers announced that the Buss family has officially sold a majority stake in the organization to Mark Walter, who is the CEO and chairman of TWG Global and was already a minority owner.
The Los Angeles Lakers shocked the entire basketball world as it was announced that the Buss family had agreed to sell the franchise to Mark Walter, who also owns the Los Angeles Dodgers, for $10 billion.
The Buss family — owners of the Los Angeles Lakers since the late Dr. Jerry Buss purchased the team in 1979 — has agreed to sell its majority stake in the franchise at a record $10 billion valuation, making this the most expensive sale of a U.S.
The Lakers shocked the entire sports world for the second time this calendar year by executing the highest sale ever for a North America-based professional sports franchise.
The Buss siblings are on their way out as the majority owners of the Los Angeles Lakers, but Jeanie Buss will still apparently have a big say in the franchise’s day-to-day operations.
A new era of Los Angeles Lakers basketball is set to begin as reports came out that the Buss family is selling a majority ownership stake to Mark Walter, who also owns the L.A.
Johnson remains an ardent Lakers fan, but he has been critical of the team’s performances in recent playoffs.
Jeanie Buss and her family are selling a majority share in the Los Angeles Lakers, but she will reportedly remain as the team's governor. Of course, that's also what Mark Cuban thought when he sold the Dallas Mavericks.
After 46 years of ownership, the Buss family agreed to sell a controlling interest in the Los Angeles Lakers to Mark Walter, CEO of Guggenheim Partners. It's the end of an era for the Lakers, and the continuation of a pro sports dynasty in Southern California.
According to Shams Charania of ESPN, the Buss family is entering an agreement to sell majority ownership of the Los Angeles Lakers to Mark Walter, the CEO and chairman of diversified holding company TWG Global.
The Buss family has reached an agreement to sell its majority stake in the Lakers to Mark Walter.
Since winning a championship in 2020, Los Angeles Lakers governor Jeanie Buss is looking to return to the mountaintop. They have been unable to get back there since, although acquiring Luka Doncic this season has suddenly put them back into that conversation of contention.
The 2020 version of the Los Angeles Lakers remains one of the more fun teams in the iconic franchise's history. Not only did they win the NBA title but the team provided some hope to fans during a tough year with Covid-19 raging around the world.
Los Angeles Lakers owner Jeanie Buss opened up about the Luka Doncic–Anthony Davis NBA trade during an appearance on NPR. Buss implied that Davis “wasn’t happy” in Los Angeles.
Buss has acknowledged the importance of her front office operating in stealth mode to pull off the Luka Doncic-Anthony Davis trade.
The former Laker Beverley thinks that he can sense a trend here.
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