Jeanie Buss Was The Only Buss Family Member Not Wanting To Sell

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Jeanie Buss Was The Only Buss Family Member Not Wanting To Sell

The Buss family reportedly sold every last bit of their shares of the Lakers to Bob Iger ever since the recent $12 billion sale. Jeanie Buss however, was the only sibling and family member to oppose the shares sale, says Shams. Jeanie reportedly is willing to fight her family on the sale as they voted 5-0 on it.

By Samir Mehdi

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The Buss family has decided to sell its remaining Lakers trust shares to the Bob Iger group, ending the family’s ownership role after the ongoing transaction closes. Jeanie will no longer hold the percentage required to remain governor, with NBA rules mandating at least 15% ownership. The family said it is time to “move on and exit gracefully.”

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