Buss siblings move to sell their Lakers shares amid disagreements

The Buss family's nearly five-decade association with the Los Angeles Lakers is moving closer to an end, but not without another family fight over control.

Jeanie Buss may not agree, but her five siblings say they're "united" in their desire to sell their share of the Lakers.

Jeanie Buss, who is serving as team governor, opposes selling the shares.

Five of the six children of former Los Angeles Lakers owner Jerry Buss still intend to sell their remaining minority ownership of the NBA team despite the opposition of their sister, Jeanie. The five Buss siblings said Monday they had voted to sell the family trust's remaining 17.8% stake to Josh Kushner and Bob Iger, who are acquiring majority ownership from Mark Walter. Jeanie Buss announced her intention to fight back against the plan later Monday through a letter from her attorney, Adam Streisand.

Five of the six members of the Buss trust say they are "united" in their intention to sell their remaining shares in the Lakers, despite pushback from Jeanie Buss.