Lakers President of Business Operations Tim Harris is reportedly set to depart the organization after over three and a half decades of service. According to sources cited by THE ATHLETIC's Dan Woike, Harris informed team staff on Tuesday that this will be his final season with the Lakers/The Forum. Harris played a pivotal role in securing the team's substantial local TV rights deal with Spectrum SportsNet, which provided the franchise with long-term financial security. He is part of Lakers Governor Jeanie Buss' inner circle and received $24M after the team was sold to Mark Walter at a $10B valuation. However, this departure could spark controversy and discussion. Some may question whether Harris' departure will impact the team's future financial stability, while others may celebrate his legacy and contributions to the Lakers' success. What do you think? Will Harris' departure affect the Lakers' future? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
