Why is the sale of Jeanie Bussa different from Mark Kuban and Mavericks

The NBA World was welcomed with shocking news on Wednesday when it was announced that it was The bus family would sell their most ownership of Lakers in Los Angeles. The sale of Lakers is worth a million dollars and majority property would belong to Mark Walter, General Manager and the President of TVG Global. But even after the sale of Lakers, Jeanie buses still plans to play a big role in the organization.

While Jeanie buses will no longer hold majority ownership after the sale of Lakers, she is expected to remain As the Governor of the team and monitor everyday operations, according to Shelburn ESPN Ramon. The role of the bus should be different from the role of Marko Cuba, after selling the majority ownership of Dallas Mavericks, although it is unclear to shake it.

Cuban was allegedly to hold a similar role in Mavericks, but it never happened and the team was traded by the Luka Doncic’s franchise star, moving Cuban said he would not do that.

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In the case of the Lakers, Valter was a minority owner of 2021. years, and allegedly the bus maintains control of everyday operations is always part of a potential agreement on a potential sales agreement. The family on the bus is the owner of the doctor since 1979. year when Jerry Buses first bought a franchise. Under the bus, Lakers won 11 NBA championships with the latest arrival 2020. years.

With the potential pension of Lebron James somewhere on the horizon, Walter and Lakeers look fundamentally for the future with Dončić as a new franchise player. General Manager Rob Pelinka Task is to build preserving Roster around Doncy after a disappointing team elimination in the NBA playoffs by Minnesota Timbervolves.

Among the best business things for Lakers this offseason is James’ contract. The Lakers star can decide in his agreement for the next season or can be excluded and sign a new contract with the team.

David Yapkovitz is a basketball journalist for Kutchpoints, writing news about NBA, VNBA and NCAA basketballs for men and women. The parent in Los Angeles owns his hits with basketball insiders, SB nation and the following hoops.