With Wyc Grousbeck out as Celtics governor, one has to wonder if Jeanie Buss will face the same fate with the Lakers.

That should concern current Lakers team governor Jeanie Buss, whose family sold a majority interest in the Los Angeles Lakers ...

The Buss family has owned the Lakers since 1979, when Jerry Buss acquired the team for $67.5 million, guiding it to 10 ...

Shortly after selling the Boston Celtics to Bill Chisholm, Wyc Grousbeck is also set to assume the title of team governor.

The old Celtics regime is exiting sooner than anticipated. Boston owner Wyc Grousbeck will no longer remain as the team’s ...

Lakers owner Jeanie Buss and her husband, comedian Jay Mohr, were all smiles while sitting courtside at Crypto.com Arena, ...

When the Grousbeck family agreed to sell the Celtics to William Chisholm, the plan was for Wyc Grousbeck to remain as team governor through the 2027-28 season.

Jeanie Buss reflected on her first-ever interaction with Lakers legend Magic Johnson. She said even as a young executive, Magic’s charisma and energy stood out. That moment sparked a relationship ...

Jeanie and brothers Jim and Johnny agreed to a legal stipulation, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, that Jeanie will serve as the Lakers’ controlling owner for as long as the Buss family owns ...

Jeanie Buss was a rarity at Lakers games last season, instead of her being a usual fixture at her seats opposite the Lakers’ bench. “I’ve had a really tough year losing my dad,” she said.