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Shams Charania Stands By Lakers Sale Reporting Amid Buss Family Dispute

Charania defended his reporting after a lawyer for Jeanie Buss disputed claims that all six siblings voted to sell. He clarified he reported a majority vote, not unanimity, and said five siblings believe they have enough support to trigger the trust’s tag-along provision. The disagreement could now lead to a legal battle over the family’s remaining Lakers shares.

By Raahib Singh

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about 18 hours ago

Jamal Crawford Praises Anthony Edwards And LaMelo Ball's Chemistry

Ant finally has a true point guard next to him on Minnesota. Crawford sees this as a plus as he said, "You can tell their chemistry is something different…I can see either one going off and the other one being like, ‘nah, it’s all you, I’m gonna get you going'." The two seem to understand how to share the ball.

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

about 18 hours ago

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.

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about 18 hours ago

Jamal Crawford Misses When Role Players Didn't Take As Many Shots

"The stars, you guys earned being who you were," said Jamal on a podcast with Vince Carter and Tracy McGrady. "I miss the time when you had to earn that. Now you could have a role player guy like me come off the bench and take 18 threes in a game. We supposed to support them (the superstars)."

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Buss Family to Sell Remaining Lakers Stake as Jeanie Buss Prepares to Exit

about 22 hours ago

Buss Family to Sell Remaining Lakers Stake as Jeanie Buss Prepares to Exit

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.”

By Raahib Singh

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