A total of one or two games left. What we are considering how things change at the moment would be betting on the game based on how the next game goes. We can't really make a simple decision because both of them look quite good and there are absolutely no more speculation or guesses to be made because anything could happen.

Pacers looked better to me, and I still hope that they can have two more wins and when they do which would be a lot better for sure. However, what we are seeing at the moment is OKC playing better recently, so it is not looking further into this. We have to get a lot better results and for that reason we will not be able to make a decision. OKC wasn't in my book to be here, neither Pacers, and that is why things are changing.

10 Billion USD evaluation for the Lakers, IT is one of the best time to sell because of Luka and King still in the team. Same move that what the previous owner of Dallas did.
I think, many teams will do  the same in the nearest future. selling your shares but you still have the say on the franchise.

Looking forward for the Lakers roster this coming season.

After 46 yours of owning the team the Buss family has decided to sell their majority share of the Lakers. The new owner will be the guy that already owns the LA Dodgers.

https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/45539931/buss-family-agrees-sell-lakers-mark-walter-sources-say

I think it was just a matter of time this would happen. The franchise has such a high evaluation, everybody would think about taking this money. Supposedly Jeanie Buss will stay the "team's governor" in the foreseeable future.

WOW. 10 Billion is crazy. The valuations of NbA teams has gone absolutely nuts in the last 20 years. Looks like I’ll never be able to afford the Sacramento Kings. I guess I should’ve held onto my coins.

The Lakers are in the final year of a dynasty, so Jeanie got out at the right time. Congrats to the Buss family.

First, I would think $10 billion is way overpriced for an NBA club, even if we are talking about the Lakers. But then I came across the information that now the average cost of NBA clubs is $4,6 billion. By the way, 25 years ago, you could own an NBA club for $300-400 million.

Haliburton still wants to play, but if the management decides otherwise, he can’t do anything about it and will just have to watch from the sidelines. Although he didn’t score much just like Siakam, his presence and playmaking still make a difference. Not to mention, he’s the one taking clutch shots. But if he forces himself to play through his injury, I don’t think he can deliver what Indiana needs and worse, it could negatively affect their overall play. With Haliburton’s condition, I think their chances of getting the ring have become slimmer.

Wow, the sale of the Lakers is major news. At first $10 billion sounds like a very high number but considering inflation, the value of the dollar and the growing sports industry, these numbers start to make sense. The Lakers are one of the few NBA franchises almost guaranteed to be profitable. When you think about the Celtics being sold for $6.1 billion just two months ago, the difference between the two is remarkable.