+ Follow ELIZABETH KAYE Tag
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[Title] => Behind the throne
[Summary] => NEW YORK CITY — Does Los Angeles Lakers owner Jerry Buss still call the shots for his National Basketball Association (NBA) franchise?
Buss,70, bought the Lakers from the late Jack Kent Cooke in 1979 for $67.5Million.. Today, the club is often referred to as the NBA’s most valuable franchise with an estimated worth of a half billion dollars, according to writer Elizabeth Kaye in the magazine Worth(Nov. 2002).
[DatePublished] => 2002-11-28 00:00:00
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[AuthorID] => 1804869
[AuthorName] => Joaquin M. Henson
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[ArticleID] => 101132
[Title] => The Los Angeles Lakers, say that with pizzazz / COPA TV debate - HERE'S THE SCORE by Teodoro C. Benigno
[Summary] => As the Chicago Bulls did with Michael Jordan, the Los Angeles Lakers of the year 2001 bid fair to grab center ring as one of the greatest in NBA history. How’s that again? This columnist, partly in sadness with the retirement of Jordan, partly because no team or player since then had ever caught my fancy, moved to the back pews. There was little I could write about the post-Jordan NBA. I had always sought the best. I wanted a Babe Ruth or a Mark McGwire, a Pele, a Pete Sampras, a Tiger Woods, a Muhammad Ali, a Martina Navratilova.
[DatePublished] => 2001-06-18 00:00:00
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ELIZABETH KAYE
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[Summary] => NEW YORK CITY — Does Los Angeles Lakers owner Jerry Buss still call the shots for his National Basketball Association (NBA) franchise?
Buss,70, bought the Lakers from the late Jack Kent Cooke in 1979 for $67.5Million.. Today, the club is often referred to as the NBA’s most valuable franchise with an estimated worth of a half billion dollars, according to writer Elizabeth Kaye in the magazine Worth(Nov. 2002).
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[AuthorName] => Joaquin M. Henson
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[ArticleID] => 101132
[Title] => The Los Angeles Lakers, say that with pizzazz / COPA TV debate - HERE'S THE SCORE by Teodoro C. Benigno
[Summary] => As the Chicago Bulls did with Michael Jordan, the Los Angeles Lakers of the year 2001 bid fair to grab center ring as one of the greatest in NBA history. How’s that again? This columnist, partly in sadness with the retirement of Jordan, partly because no team or player since then had ever caught my fancy, moved to the back pews. There was little I could write about the post-Jordan NBA. I had always sought the best. I wanted a Babe Ruth or a Mark McGwire, a Pele, a Pete Sampras, a Tiger Woods, a Muhammad Ali, a Martina Navratilova.
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[ColumnID] => 133272
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