NewsWPLG Local 10 – Main FeedAugust 18, 2026Miami-Dade
Five Buss siblings intend to sell minority Lakers shares despite Jeanie Buss's opposition
Five of the six children of former Lakers owner Jerry Buss have stated their intent to sell their minority ownership stakes in the NBA team. This move proceeds despite public opposition from their sister, Jeanie Buss, who currently leads the organization.
Read the full story at WPLG Local 10 – Main FeedWhy It Matters
The sale of minority shares in a major professional sports franchise involves significant financial transactions and potential shifts in the ownership structure of the Los Angeles Lakers.
Key Facts
- Five of the six children of Jerry Buss are seeking to sell their minority ownership stakes in the Los Angeles Lakers.
- Jeanie Buss, the sixth child and current team leader, opposes the sale of these shares.
Who's Mentioned
personJoey Buss“Sibling and co-owner voting to sell”personBob Iger“Prospective buyer of the stake”personJeanie Buss“Lakers governor opposing the sale”personJanie Buss“Sibling and co-owner voting to sell”personJosh Kushner“Prospective buyer of the stake”personJimmy Buss“Sibling and co-owner voting to sell”organizationLos Angeles Lakers“NBA basketball team”personAdam Streisand“Attorney for Jeanie Buss”personJohnny Buss“Sibling and co-owner voting to sell”personJesse Buss“Sibling and co-owner voting to sell”personJerry Buss“Former Lakers owner”personMark Walter“Majority owner currently under federal investigation”