The Los Angeles Lakers absolutely stole Luka Doncic away from the Dallas Mavericks in a move that continues to infuriate Mavericks fans and baffle those around the NBA over two months later.
The biggest move the Los Angeles Lakers last offseason was the hiring of JJ Redick as the team’s new head coach. As is the case with any head coach hiring, owner Jeanie Buss had to sign off on it as well, but it was general manager Rob Pelinka who was leading the search.
Jeanie Buss hasn’t forgotten about honoring the champions of the 2019-20 Los Angeles Lakers. The 2019-20 NBA season will forever be remembered due to the COVID-19 pandemic as the world changed forever.
Can you name every player to average at least 17.0 PPG in the 2024 NBA playoffs?
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.
Anthony Davis powered the Dallas Mavericks over the Sacramento Kings in the play-in tournament, 120-106, on Wednesday to stay alive in the hunt for the last ticket to the playoffs.
In an appearance on Sirius XM NBA Radio, Los Angeles Lakers majority owner Jeanie Buss looked back on the trade that shook the basketball world. As Jeanie explained, the acquisition of Luka Doncic had to be kept under wraps or it might have jeopardized the entire deal.
Luka Doncic and the Los Angeles Lakers dominated the top-seeded Oklahoma City Thunder in a 126-99 road win Sunday afternoon. The loss for OKC marked just the second time all season they suffered back-to-back losses.
No trade has been more impactful this NBA season than the one the Los Angeles Lakers made two weeks before the trade deadline. They traded Anthony Davis, Max Christie, and a first-round pick for Luka Doncic and Maxi Kleber.
The Los Angeles Lakers shocked the basketball world last month when they made a blockbuster deal to acquire Luka Doncic from the Dallas Mavericks in exchange for Anthony Davis, Max Christie and a first-round pick.
A lot of time has passed, and basketball played since the Los Angeles Lakers won their last title in 2020. It was the first season with LeBron James and Anthony Davis together.
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.
After winning a championship in the Orlando bubble in 2020, the Los Angeles Lakers made wholesale changes to their roster in hopes of being even better the following season.
More than a month after Luka Doncic’s blockbuster trade to the Los Angeles Lakers, the former Dallas Mavericks superstar is still finding his way in the purple and gold. In his first 12 games with LA, Doncic is averaging 24.5 points, 8.4 rebounds, 8.0 assists, while leading the Lakers to an 8-4 record in that stretch.
The Los Angeles Lakers re-established themselves as a relevant NBA franchise after years of treading water in the summer of 2018, when LeBron James signed as a free agent after a four-year stint with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
It's been weeks since the Luka Doncic trade, but Lakers owner Jeanie Buss still has no regrets over trading her team's championship big man for young superstar Luka Doncic.
The Los Angeles Lakers had plenty of reasons to jump at the opportunity to acquire Luka Doncic from the Dallas Mavericks when the chance was offered to them. Owner Jeanie Buss, however, revealed that there was one big and surprising motivation behind the deal from the Lakers’ point of view.
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.
Lakers owner Jeanie Buss was one of the few people with advance knowledge of the trade talks with Dallas involving Luka Doncic.
Buss has acknowledged the importance of her front office operating in stealth mode to pull off the Luka Doncic-Anthony Davis trade.
Running Point, an upcoming Netflix show inspired by Los Angeles Lakers governor Jeanie Buss, is already gaining attention, although the first episode has yet to be released. A lawsuit by Pepperdine University against the Netflix show accuses the streaming giant and production company Warner Bros.
Earlier this month, the Los Angeles Lakers pulled off one of the biggest trades in NBA history when they landed Luka Doncic. The story still remains at the top of the headlines nearly two weeks after the deal.
Jeanie Buss made sure to avoid any controversy in her latest NBA media appearance. In a sit down for Whistle Sports, Jeanie made her pick for the best Lakers championship team and also revealed her adjusted list of All-Time Lakers greats.
The former Laker Beverley thinks that he can sense a trend here.
The Lakers rolled the dice when they hired Redick, and they're going to have to commit to their gamble.
Jeanie Buss isn't ready to dub Bronny James as the Los Angeles Lakers' next high-impact player, but she is a big fan of what she's seen from the second-round pick thus far.
In fairly surprising news, Johnny Buss, the brother of Lakers owner Jeanie Buss, is running for President of the United States, per Dan Woike of the LA Times.
Los Angeles Lakers team owner Jeanie Buss has revealed on her personal Instagram that she's going to be making the rounds today in several stops around Southern California, in a coordinated promotion for her tequila label, Cincoro Liquor.
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