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Lakers governor Jeanie Buss talks year of transition, says father would have supported sale to Mark Walter

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Lakers governor Jeanie Buss believes that new majority owner Mark Walter's financial resources will help the team compete with top NBA franchises, indicating a positive outlook on the team's future.

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Los Angeles Lakers governor Jeanie Buss said new majority owner Mark Walter's access to capital will help the team best compete with the NBA's top franchises.

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