Wow! The team is sold for $10 billion! The Lakers are a super big deal

Shams: The Bass family will reach an agreement with TWG Global CEO and Chairman Mark Walter to sell most of the Lakers' equity. Jenny Buss will continue to serve as the team's manager after the team's sales.

Cuban: I also thought so when I sold the Mavericks for $3.5 billion, but the result was that I was slowly lost by the underworld. Otherwise, Doncic would not have been forced to bring his talent to Los Angeles.

It is reported that the Lakers' transaction valuation reached a terrifying $10 billion, directly creating the highest transaction price record for professional sports teams in the world. The former Lakers boss bought the Lakers in 1979 for $67.5 million, including the Los Angeles Kings (NHL) and the Los Angeles Forum Arena and a 13,000-acre ranch.

Mavericks reporter Kevin Gray Jr. posted: In the past 20 months, the total amount of teams Doncic has been sold is close to $14 billion.

Back to the point, the Bass family made a lot of money in this transaction, which means that the future development direction of the Lakers has begun to become extremely uncertain.

In recent years, the NBA has set off a trend of cashing out at a high position. For example, the Celtics, who are both a giant team with the Lakers, just won the 18th championship in team history last year. The Grossbeck family couldn't wait to sell the team. They successfully sold it for $6.1 billion in March this year. Then the team is now on the verge of disintegration due to salary pressure, and it is highly likely to trade Holiday and Platinum in the offseason this summer.

The Lakers today may repeat the mistakes of the Celtics. Of course, no matter how the Lakers change, 26-year-old Doncic is still quite safe. He is afraid of the team's new words and is not very tempted by 40-year-old James...

Previously, the American Records revealed that James may break out of the contract this summer and sign a 1+1 contract with the Lakers with a maximum salary (the second year player option), and includes a trade veto. However, the Lakers' management has undergone huge changes, which may prompt James to rethink the future.

James is still quite capable. He averaged 24.4 points, 7.8 rebounds, 8.2 assists and 1 stop in the regular season, while in the playoffs, he averaged 25.4 points, 9 rebounds, 5.6 assists and 2 stops in the playoffs. But the age of 40 is indeed a huge problem. Any team with him is destined to be able to first take the current position and then start to develop in the future. What do the

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