Lake Record: The new boss has little participation in team operations and everything maintains its previous state

August 4th, the Lakers sold their majority stake to Mark Walter, the owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers, after the Lakers sold their majority stake in the team to Mark Walter, the owner of the MLB team Los Angeles Dodgers. Recently, ESPN famous reporter and Lakers team reporter Dave McMenamin participated in the "HoopsTalkwith AllenSliwa" program and talked about the current operating status of the Lakers.

Host: "We know that the Lakers are in the transitional stage of new and old bosses. It sounds like everything is completely in the hands of Mark Walters and his team for some time. Out of curiosity, do you know how high the new boss is now involved? Do we have clear information on this matter, or can it still be said to be in the air?"

DaveMcMenamin: "So my understanding is that the new boss team has not done too much in person at the moment, but it is not intentional, nor does it mean that the two sides lack communication. I mean, everything is still maintaining the status quo, and perhaps the statement of 'hand-in-hand' is not appropriate. As far as I know, although the new boss team has participated in communication, they have so far There is no attempt to change the way the Lakers operates. "

" Obviously, part of this deal involves allowing Jenny Buss to continue running the team. And I remember TheAthletic reported that they were considering giving Jenny another five years of operation. I think ESPN's Ramona Shelben reported that it was at least three years. So we'll take a middle value, about three to five years."

" As long as Jenny is in office, we know that this means Pelinka will stay because it was Jenny who promoted him step by step - from Kobe's agent to working with Magic Johnson, and now as president and general manager of basketball operations. So, I expect that at least in the short term, the Lakers will not have any significant changes in how they operate. "