Lakers’ four biggest questions while off-court drama continues to unfold

Source: New York Post

It has been an eventful summer for the Lakers, who lost LeBron James in free agency, underwent their second ownership change in 10 months and are embroiled in drama over whether the Buss family will sell its 17. 8% stake in the team and Jeanie Buss will remain governor.   Here are the four biggest questions for the Lakers moving forward:  1.

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