The Los Angeles Lakers' new majority owner, Mark Walter, is pretty accustomed to winning. After buying the club from the Buss family this year at a massive $10

Zaidi is currently a special adviser to the Dodgers, and he's reportedly working with the WNBA's Los Angeles Sparks, too — Walter bought a stake in the Sparks in 2014. Both Zaidi and Friedman are acting as senior executives of Walter's sports-holdings entity TWG Sports, which the Dodgers and Lakers are expected to become part of, according to ESPN.

The Lakers under Mark Walter’s leadership are starting to take it’s change. The latest firings of Joey and Jesse Buss marked a shift. But usually when the top brass is open to changes, it doesn’t stop at one.

Los Angeles Dodgers executives Farhan Zaidi and Andrew Friedman have reportedly begun working with the Los Angeles Lakers in an advisory role.

Mark Walter's purchase of the NBA's Los Angeles Lakers went through in October. As the majority owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers, he has already brought success to the city. And Walter is attempting to do that for the Lakers,

NBA insider Shams Charania reported on Thursday that the LA Lakers had fired Joey and Jesse Buss, younger siblings of team governor Jeanie Buss.

Mark Walter has brought in Los Angeles Dodgers executives Andrew Friedman and Farhan Zaidi to consult for the Los Angeles Lakers.

Jesse Buss slammed his sister Jeanie in a new interview with The Athletic on Thursday, Nov. 20 after the Lakers' new ownership group fired Jesse and his brother Joey from their scouting positions on the team.

Big changes already coming down for Lakers in Mark Walter era originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. In a blockbuster move last summer, the Los Angeles Lakers ' majority ownership was sold from Jeanie Buss to Mark Walter.