Owner Jeanie loving us back! 1️⃣7️⃣🏆 🥰💛💜🖤
Posted Oct 20, 2020, 6:29 AM UTC
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Is that Rondo's kid in bottom right? Looks straight up just like him.
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I think that's Bruno Mars
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Definitely. Look at the dudes forearm/hand. I'd recognize that anywhere..
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Her father's daughter.
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made me smile :)
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So basicly she is saying : she didnt even expect championship, just the playoff appearance from adding Lebron.
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Thank you Jeanie. The Lakers are one of the best things in my life and the championship made this shitty year almost worth it.
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I have to admit that I was one of those Lakers fans that had a hard-time with the post-injury extension we gave Kobe, but hindsight being 20-20, there is another game off the court about owners, players and reps that is just as cut throat. Kobe’s extension, for his contribution to the organization as a whole was deserved in that he was patience through the turbulent seasons to try and retool the Lakers. That if were going to give Deng the money he got, how the hell was Kobe not going to get his market value (injury or not). I have to believe that Kobe’s extension had the right ripple effects of bring Rob to the front office to challenge Magic’s influence (painfully needed) and to show every single player in the league, how the Lakers have done right by their star players - jersey retired and statues outside Staples...all earned.
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Making sure the $ flow keeps coming in
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Right back at ya, Boss!
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she picks the best peoples for the job and stays the hell out. that's dr Buss model right there.
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I'll gladly accept a hug from her 😏
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The emoji makes it that much creepier looking.
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I didn't even realize she's 59 until google told me
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Best owner in sports. She genuinely cares about the franchise, fans and players.
Very few owners can turn a complete shitshow of a franchise they were handed into a champion. She legit worked magic, even after Magic worked the team.
And haters still gonna hate, lmao.
Yeah. She has come a long way. From rebellious daughter posing for playboy magazine to first female owner to win a championship.
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