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Jeanie Buss Open To Scenario Letting Siblings Sell While She Stays Lakers' Governor

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  • Jeanie Buss Open To Scenario Letting Siblings Sell While She Stays Lakers' Governor

    Jeanie Buss may have a path to remain Los Angeles Lakers governor even if her siblings proceed with selling their shares, according to The Athletic. A league source indicated Buss would be open to exploring a scenario that lets her retain control of at least 15 percent ownership, the NBA's minimum threshold for team governors. The possibility emerges amid an escalating dispute between Buss and her five siblings, who voted through the Buss Family Trust to sell their shares in the franchise. Th...

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  • Jeanie Buss open to letting siblings sell Lakers shares if she can remain governor

    Jeanie Buss may be willing to let her siblings sell their remaining stake in the Lakers after all, provided she can find a way to remain the team’s governor. According to Sam Amick and Dan Woike of The Athletic, a league source said Buss is open to exploring a scenario in which her five siblings […] The post Jeanie Buss open to letting siblings sell Lakers shares if she can remain governor appeared first on Hoops Wire.

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  • Jerry Buss wouldn’t be pleased with Lakers drama: Why Jeanie needs to wave white flag

    Jerry Buss wouldn't have wanted this.

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  • Jerry Buss wouldn’t be pleased with Lakers drama: Why Jeanie needs to wave white flag

    Jerry Buss wouldn’t have wanted this.  After the Lakers owner died in 2013, there has been acerbic in-fighting between his children, most recently culminating in Jeanie Buss’ five siblings voting to sell the family’s remaining 17.8% share of the franchise, while she contests the sale so she can remain governor.  Jeanie Buss and Jerry Buss have...

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