Will Jenny be the second Cuban? Lake Record: It is possible that the new boss will arrange for Rosen to participate in the operation

On June 19, according to Shams, a well-known NBA reporter, the Bass family and Mark Walter have reached an agreement that the Bass family will sell most of the equity of the Los Angeles Lakers for about $10 billion.

In this way, Walter will replace Jenny Buss and become the new helm of the Lakers.

It is worth mentioning that although the Bass family has decided to sell their equity, Jenny Bass will continue to manage the Lakers in the future.

Previously, Cuban had a similar experience. After selling part of the Mavericks' equity for $3.5 billion, Dumont, the new owner of the Mavericks, retained Cuban's original operating rights.

However, this season, when the Mavericks decided to send Luca Doncic away, Cuban could do nothing and could only watch Dumont's confidant Harrison trade Doncic to the Lakers.

Then the question is, will Jenny become the second Cuban next? Lakers reporter Dave McMenamin said: "It is possible because the new Lakers boss Walter will arrange for more professional Lon Rosen to participate in the daily operations of the Lakers."

It is understood that Lon Rosen is currently the chief operating officer of the Los Angeles Dodgers. His very successful work experience has made him deeply trusted by Walter.

We need to say a little more here. Compared with Jenny Bass, the current general manager of the Lakers Pelinka is in a significantly worse situation. After all, in the past few years, Pelinka has not achieved any results in the work. After Walter officially takes over the team, he will definitely conduct a comprehensive assessment of Pelinka's work ability.