The Lakers are one of the most storied franchises in all of sports. A big reason for the ascension to global recognition is thanks to the Buss family. Ever since Jerry Buss acquired the Lakers, they have been the pinnacle of entertainment in the NBA.
For Dr. Jerry Buss, the Los Angeles Lakers were meant to be a lasting family legacy. Instead, that vision slowly fractured the Buss siblings behind the scenes.
Most NBA players, no matter how successful, are out of the league before the end of their 30s, or even their 20s. That leaves a lot of life left to live, and a good handful of players have made the most of their professional lives after leaving the court.
Post the Los Angeles Lakers’ sale to Mark Walter, much has been said about the way the sale went down, considering Jeanie Buss’ father, Jerry, never wanted to sell the franchise.
The post-Jerry Buss era was defined by resentment, dysfunction and conflict -- and ended with the loss of the most valuable family-owned franchise in the world.
The A's have been saying for months now that they have the financing for the new ballpark under control, yet they would welcome local Las Vegas investors into their project, if that opportunity presented itself.
Young sports fans these days don’t understand how good they have it. Every game today is live on television in high definition. If you can’t get to a TV, you can stream the game on your phone or record it to watch later.
The acquisition of Luka Doncic wasn’t the only sign that the Los Angeles Lakers were entering a new direction. In June, the Buss family announced their deal to sell the team to Mark Walter for a $10 billion valuation.
The Los Angeles Lakers ushered in a new era this past summer, and the latest move was moving past the stalwarts of the Buss family. This past summer, the Los Angeles Lakers made history, as the Buss family sold the Lakers to Mark Walter for $10 billion.
Jesse Buss says he’ll always root for the Lakers, but admitted his voice inside the organization had faded long before he was removed from his role as assistant general manager on Thursday.
The Los Angeles Lakers have not played a game since Tuesday and won’t play one again until Sunday. But that certainly hasn’t stopped them from being atop the NBA news cycle.
The ouster of Joey and Jesse Buss did more than create anxiety for job security in the Lakers organization. It showed decades of brewing family politics among the Buss siblings.
In less than a day since he was fired from the Lakers, Jesse Buss laid everything out. The new ownership made its first big move on Thursday morning by overhauling the scouting team.
Once the Lakers’ $10 billion sale was approved in October, we expected changes to be coming to the front office. No one thought this was the restructuring, though.
The Los Angeles Lakers' reorganization of the front office includes the firings of executives Joey and Jesse Buss, younger brothers of team governor Jeanie Buss and sons of the former owner, the late Jerry Buss, multiple outlets reported on Thursday.
The Los Angeles Lakers are entering a new chapter, and it involves a significant change for the Buss family. The organization recently parted ways with Jeanie Buss’s brothers, Joey and Jesse Buss, ending their two-decade-long tenure as front office executives and turning the page on a key part of the family’s storied legacy with the franchise.
The Lakers are shaking up their front office in a major way. ESPN’s Dave McMenamin reported Thursday that a large portion of the team’s scouting department has been terminated, part of the sweeping organizational overhaul under new majority owner Mark Walter.
Just when you thought the drama in Hollywood was reserved for the big screen, the Los Angeles Lakers front office drops a bombshell that feels straight out of a season finale.
Being one of the biggest franchises in the NBA, the Los Angeles Lakers, courtesy of their magnificent trophy case, have revolutionized the fan experience.
Mark Walter has agreed to purchase a majority ownership stake of the Los Angeles Lakers from the Buss family for approximately $10 billion — the largest-ever sale of a U.S.
The Los Angeles Lakers will be changing ownership hands in the near future, and it’s for a price that may have been too good to ignore. The Buss family has agreed to sell a majority stake in the Lakers to Mark Walter, who is the primary owner and chairman of the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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.
Los Angeles Lakers icon Michael Cooper was finally inducted into the Hall of Fame this year. Known for his stellar defense, Coop was critical to the Showtime Lakers' title campaigns in the 1980s.
While HBO's series chronicling the 1980s Los Angeles Lakers does not yet have a title, it has reportedly added another star to its roster. According to Variety's Joe Otterson, Oscar-winning actor Adrien Brody has been selected to portray Pat Riley.