Jeanie Buss: My brothers’ disastrous mistake of ghosting Phil Jackson

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  • @Johnny-xj5qu
    @Johnny-xj5qu Рік тому +61

    At that time, D’Antoni was vehemently against iso players and post up players. Why would ownership even consider bringing him in when Kobe was an iso player, and both Bigs were post up players? It was impossible to make that work with D’Antoni. His coaching forced Kobe to play 40 minutes a night just to keep in contention late in the season, and his Achilles went. Jeannie is the basketball brains in the family, period!

    • @kB..24
      @kB..24 Рік тому +1

      ur right

    • @zeusv9804
      @zeusv9804 Рік тому +3

      yet another example of fools letting their pride and feelings getting in the way of doing the most sensible thing.

    • @ZubiriasMaximus
      @ZubiriasMaximus Рік тому +3

      And it was clear from the beginning that his coaching style wouldn't mesh with the team. He was a shoot quick, don't use the shot clock type offensive minded coach. It was the complete opposite of how Kobe and the lakers had operated since his uprising. The triangle involves using the shot clock to some degree.

    • @DangleFront
      @DangleFront Рік тому +5

      Everyone but Jim Buss knew this

    • @Johnny-xj5qu
      @Johnny-xj5qu Рік тому +3

      @@DangleFront seems like it. He seemed so proud of himself to pull the rug out and hire “his” guy, he either didn’t think it through, or just doesn’t understand the game very welll

  • @SpeakTheTruth-gk8dq
    @SpeakTheTruth-gk8dq Рік тому +31

    Im glad she explained that disaster Jim era. She made all the perfect decisions since bouncing her brother. The crazy good and hard decisions they made to dump those bad salaries and quickly make cap space to get LeBron, then AD and immediately win another title was epic. She's a genius. Rob pelenka is a genius. Who knew Westbrook would be a disaster when they signed him. They bounced back from that and made western conference finals and added more talent this summer. She's a true boss.

  • @planetceremony9436
    @planetceremony9436 Рік тому +7

    Great interview Graham

  • @cgray333
    @cgray333 Рік тому +10

    This was a fascinating interview. Probably one of Graham's best.

    • @Polothx
      @Polothx Рік тому

      right also fact that Jeanie is honest and emotional says it alll. When she showed Kobe book and was talking about crying after those bad times... damm... Also i see now how good chemistry with Lakers is back - Lebron is true heir from Kobe after couple years of lakers being faceless team...

  • @gfunkgfunk
    @gfunkgfunk Рік тому +15

    Phil would've gave the Lakers the best chance. I blame Jim for Kobe's last years

    • @mymagicisntgivingup5908
      @mymagicisntgivingup5908 7 місяців тому

      He made good 2 years and terrible 4 years of Kobe final career

    • @dataphoenix8004
      @dataphoenix8004 4 місяці тому

      @@mymagicisntgivingup5908 which is better than the current era

  • @Damage_Inc
    @Damage_Inc Рік тому +8

    As a Lakers fan, you can clearly see the decisionmaking process in how Jeanie and Lakers management handle issues. It hasn't always made them popular (supposedly there was support for bringing in Westbrook for the entertainment value of 3 stars supported by Jeanie and her close circle) and countless other issues, but Jeanie gets it right most of the time and especially when it comes to the things that count for the Lakers brand, honoring Kobe, and the entertainment value of selling Lakers basketball.

  • @25mL
    @25mL Рік тому +7

    ❤️ Jeanie! Sis so companionate and genuine

  • @lamarodom
    @lamarodom Рік тому +7

    Phil was always a winner. The lakers were never the same for the next 8 years when they went with Dantoni.

  • @MrFastdrive12
    @MrFastdrive12 Рік тому +19

    Jim had NO business being a part of the Lakers decision. He was a horse trainer with NO experience and a huge ego for a person who didn't have a clue what he was doing. I understand Jeanie was trying to respect her dad's wishes but it killed Kobe getting his 6th ring.

  • @nickgeorgiou7770
    @nickgeorgiou7770 Рік тому +6

    Idk the behind the scenes stuff like Big-timeLaker fans but I know she is head and shoulders above her brother. Her only downfall is LeBron James being involved in trades / Free agency

  • @kinghiggins5021
    @kinghiggins5021 11 місяців тому +3

    The greatest coach in NBA history Phil Jackson the Zen master

  • @jerryrigmanhattan6
    @jerryrigmanhattan6 Рік тому +6

    Love her so much

  • @danieldominguez5863
    @danieldominguez5863 Рік тому +8

    I remember there was a rumor that Jerry Buss had told his son on his deathbed to get Mike DAntoni. Which I always found ridiculous because Jerry was about winning (especially when it mattered most) and Mike was always a regular season coach.
    That 2012-2013 team was well constructed despite Dwight’s injury and Paus age.

  • @philipc3153
    @philipc3153 11 місяців тому +2

    Too many injuries would have not made a difference with Phil there. Hindsight is 20/20.

  • @KK-pm7ud
    @KK-pm7ud 11 місяців тому +4

    Her brother set the franchise back. Good to see the cream rise to the top.

  • @dlpaulin1210
    @dlpaulin1210 Рік тому +9

    I love Jeannie Buss for simple reason is, she is purple & gold. She is a Laker and always will be. If you don't like you can kiss are purple & gold a**!

  • @Zeus0886
    @Zeus0886 11 місяців тому +12

    Kobe would got a 6th ring if Phil came back. Dwight and Pau would of worked with the triangle. Dwight wanted Phil. Phil would of managed Kobe’s minutes

    • @thechurch5000
      @thechurch5000 10 місяців тому +1

      I'm skeptical Kobe would have held up physically for that to happen.

    • @Gio-ue8ps
      @Gio-ue8ps 8 місяців тому

      The triangle is actually an offense with less injuries

  • @yts23
    @yts23 11 місяців тому +3

    Jim made some horrible decisions. Like signing Mozgov and Deng. I'm glad Jeannie took control

  • @6by6by6
    @6by6by6 10 місяців тому

    Did she just run through the entire upper management and most of the top superstar players 😮

  • @ian.piepenbrock
    @ian.piepenbrock 10 місяців тому

    Incredible woman

  • @ldsdmariya
    @ldsdmariya 10 місяців тому

    I can't believe he said a__es in seats!
    What is wrong with this World!!!

  • @oloxyea
    @oloxyea Рік тому +2

    The city is overrun by klutch sports only because of this woman.

  • @DP-8964
    @DP-8964 11 місяців тому +1

    Mike D'Antoni was not really a great coach.

  • @TheShaund
    @TheShaund 10 місяців тому

    Shes such a smart beautiful woman

  • @lamontwilliams4172
    @lamontwilliams4172 Рік тому

    ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @Adkb123
    @Adkb123 Рік тому +2

    Her brother certainly shouldn’t have been running the show. But the game had passed Phil by at that point and he wasn’t even hungry anymore. Phil wasn’t the answer either.

  • @turdferguson2839
    @turdferguson2839 10 місяців тому

    She wanted control and shes willing to say and do anything to gain control of the lakers. They won a championship because of covid but other than that she hasnt done very well either.

  • @andyleo8418
    @andyleo8418 11 місяців тому

    She might be a good business woman, but she picks the worst partners for relationships. Niw she has no heirs for the team once she passes.

  • @kinghiggins5021
    @kinghiggins5021 11 місяців тому +2

    I hated the Jim b u s s era

    • @dataphoenix8004
      @dataphoenix8004 4 місяці тому

      Jim won 2 rings vs Jeanie micky mouse ring

  • @BytorTheSnowDog
    @BytorTheSnowDog 10 місяців тому

    Jeanie Buss is a prime example of most kids ain’t made for the family business, she should have never been in the building

  • @rhyscampbell8394
    @rhyscampbell8394 Рік тому +6

    Jeanie deserved her position,. the brothers got it because of nepotism.

  • @narcissist31
    @narcissist31 Рік тому +4

    It's funny how she admired Kobe and Kobe gave her advice. The same Kobe that basically admitted he cheated on his wife with that white girl in that hotel. I lived the Kobe era. It's funny to me how a guy that was basically hated by most NBA players, hell even his teammates, he basically pushed Shaq out of LA. The guy really turned his image around and even after he died now everyone loves Kobe and always loved him. Yeah, not so fast. The public really have short memories. When he came out once and said he would just pay off the bimbos, "like shaq does". I mean he was really disliked. This young generation is lead to believe that Kobe was this perfect person, when in reality he was just not a very nice person all the time.

    • @johnnytomahawk
      @johnnytomahawk Рік тому +3

      fake news

    • @johnnytomahawk
      @johnnytomahawk Рік тому

      the girl was lying about getting r@ped. its been proven

    • @dataphoenix8004
      @dataphoenix8004 4 місяці тому

      @@johnnytomahawk no it hasnt but that wasnt his point he didnt said he r@pe he said cheated. Seems like you are the one that thinks so