লেকার্সের শেষ্ট যুগ ও বাকি অনুশ

midnight-এর court

আমি remember Jerry Buss-এর first walk into the Forum—owner-এরওয়াম,কিন্তু poetically calculator। 1979-এ $6.75M-তে Lakers-কে buy-করলেন, 11 ring-এর light—midnight-এও never dimmed। He didn’t speak much—but every pass, every fadeaway—তার rhythm-jan।

quiet transition

2013-এ when he passed away, it wasn’t inheritance—it was trust to Jeanie Buss with silence। No press releases needed; her decisions were made in late-night film sessions, watching play like brushstrokes on glass: shot clocks ticking one second too long before release.

$10 billion silence

TWG Global paid $10B—not for basketball—but for its emotional architecture: how light falls at 2 AM on half-court; how silence speaks louder than stats; how legacy lives in breaths between possessions.

I’ve tracked this game for two decades—not as fan—but as one who reads motion in margins of box scores. This isn’t acquisition—it’s an elegy written in data points.

what remains?

Fifteen percent remains—with Jeanie still at the table—and that’s not control. It’s continuity. The court doesn’t need new owners. It needs someone who hears the echo of Jerry Buss’ footsteps when no one else is left.