
Jack Kent Cooke
Jack Kent Cooke was a prominent American businessman and sports executive, best known for owning the Los Angeles Lakers and the Los Angeles Kings. Born on July 7, 1912, in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, Cooke built a successful career in media and real estate before acquiring the Lakers in 1965. His ownership was marked by significant success, including multiple championships, and he was instrumental in shaping the modern era of professional basketball. Cooke's tenure with the Lakers ended in 1979 when he sold the team to Jerry Buss, but his legacy in sports and contributions to the Los Angeles sports landscape remain influential.
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Jack Kent Cooke was the businessman who originally owned the Lakers before Jerry Buss.
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