“Make Joe Rogan the GM and Shaq the Coach”: Elon Musk Swamped With Requests to Buy Lakers After $44 Billion Twitter Splash

The Los Angeles Lakers fell down pretty hard. Surely the poorest season in their recent history and one of the worst franchise’s history. The Lakers with all the experience and talent could not even qualify for the play-ins.

After their disappointing season, LeBron James and co desperately need recruitment, big changes, and good decisions in the offseason to turn things around at the franchise. And surprisingly, Elon Musk might be the answer to all the problems. At least according to the Lakers fans. 

The Lakers recently fired their head coach Frank Vogel even before their last game ended. They are in need of change and they started it with the coach who won the NBA with them in 2020. There might be a change in management within the franchise as well in the coming months. However, the fans are in the mood for a more drastic change. 

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Elon Musk is making headlines recently due to his accusation of Twitter. The Tesla CEO bought Twitter for a whopping $44 billion and now the Lakers fans want the billionaire to purchase the franchise.

The fans ask Elon Musk to buy the Lakers after he bought Twitter in a massive deal

The changes for LeBron James’ side are imminent. But how many changes and what changes are yet to be seen regarding getting the franchise back on track. How does Elon Musk buying the Lakers sound? And what about Shaq being the coach? And Joe Rogan as the GM? Well, NBA Twitter had its say in it. 

Also read: Shaquille O’Neal urges the LA Lakers to go after the man who created The Splash Bros at the Warriors as their next head coach.

Elon Musk recently bought Twitter for $44 billion. That is no chump change but when does Elon Musk ever do something that is not out of the ordinary. The richest man in the world had his eye on Twitter for quite some time now and he has finally got his hands on it.

Well, a man can dream. As other fans wanted him to buy the Lakers and put them back on top of the league as their reputation precedes. What is your take on the Lakers’ situation? Should they stick with their core 3 and build around them? Or is there a need to take drastic measures? 

Let us know in the comments!