The Lakers are going through a season that has their fans saying, repeatedly, “Just when you thought it couldn't get any worse …”
What could be even worse than what the Lakers are going through now?
Jeanie Buss, Dwight Howard and Jim Buss celebrated his arrival to the Lakers in August. The relationship link between the siblings has been tenuous since the hiring of Mike D'Antoni.
A lot, when you consider just how perilous the future of this glorious franchise is.
As much as Lakers fans wish he could, Jerry Buss isn't going to live forever.
He has been hospitalized recently, hasn't attended a Lakers game in 1½ seasons, and for the only time since he bought the team in 1979 didn't bring his proud smile to the Lakers' team...
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