Shannon Sharpe believes the Lakers must replace Magic's presence to lure a superstar in NBA free agency

Name: Shannon Sharpe believes the Lakers must replace Magic's presence to lure a superstar in NBA free agency
Uploaded: 2019-04-22T15:41:36Z
Description: Shannon Sharpe doesn’t trust Jeanie Buss to find someone qualified to coach the Los Angeles Lakers. Hear why he strongly believes the Lakers need to replace Magic Johnson in order to lure a superstar during NBA free agency.

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Shannon Sharpe doesn’t trust Jeanie Buss to find someone qualified to coach the Los Angeles Lakers. Hear why he strongly believes the Lakers need to replace Magic Johnson in order to lure a superstar during NBA free agency.

APRIL 22, 2019・skip and shannon undisputed・2:50

Los Angeles Lakers

National Basketball Association

Shannon Sharpe

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Shannon Sharpe believes the Lakers must replace Magic's presence to lure a superstar in NBA free agency

Shannon Sharpe doesn’t trust Jeanie Buss to find someone qualified to coach the Los Angeles Lakers. Hear why he strongly believes the Lakers need to replace Magic Johnson in order to lure a superstar during NBA free agency.

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