It remains to be seen how Buss’s role with the Lakers will evolve over time, but for now, she will be running the show — even after her family pocketed the record-setting $10 billion.

Jeanie Buss is confident in the future of the Lakers after selling the majority stake in the team for $10 billion and striking the largest sale ever of a U.S. pro sports franchise.

Lakers President Jeanie Buss said her brother Jim was “completely unfit” to run the team’s basketball operations in a document filed Friday in Los Angeles County Superior Court.

Jeanie Buss Deal Stands Tall In Lakers’ Future Unlike Cuban, Jeanie Buss negotiated her ongoing influence into the sale from the start. Walter has been a minority of the Lakers since 2021, and ...

Los Angeles Lakers owner Jeanie Buss is setting the record straight when it comes to recent claims made by former NBA player Dennis Rodman that the two briefly dated.

The Buss family has been in control of the Lakers since 1979, when Jerry Buss bought the Lakers from Jack Kent Cooke for $67.5 million, and the franchise passed to his children when he passed away ...

In a new feature centered on Los Angeles Lakers president of business operations and co-owner Jeanie Buss, fellow co-owners and brothers Jim and Johnny Buss are painted not just as craven power ...

That amount equates to roughly $300 million in 2025. What Is the Buss Family’s Net Worth? Thanks to Jerry’s career and the Buss’ ownership of the Lakers, the family has a significant net worth.

A Twitter user DMs Los Angeles Lakers owner Jeanie Buss to thank her and GM Rob Pelinka for the trades the team made at the deadline – but she wasn't happy. The Twitter user seemed confused as ...

In other words, Buss put the Lakers in the best-possible position for continued success, selling them to a deep-pocketed owner who has a proven track record. Walter is the CEO of Guggenheim ...

When Jerry Buss died in February 2013, the legendary Lakers owner left his six children — each with an equal vote — in charge of a family trust, with a 66% ownership stake in the team.