Mark Walter just did something he never does by flipping a major sports asset (the Lakers) in record time. But will it affect his ownership of the Dodgers?

Mark Walter stunned the sports world on Wednesday by selling his ownership stake in the Lakers at a $12.5 billion valuation to Bob Iger and Josh Kushner. It is the largest sale of an American sports franchise in history.

Los Angeles Dodgers owner and chairman Mark Walter made the news when he agreed to sell the Los Angeles Lakers. Walter, 66, agreed to sell the Lakers to Thrive Capital’s Joshua Kushner and ex-Disney CEO Bob Iger for $12.

Mark Walter's stunning sale of the Lakers immediately raised questions whether he would sell other teams, but sources say he is keeping the Dodgers.

Dodgers owner Mark Walter is unloading his stake in the Lakers. Will that impact his MLB team?

Dylan Hernandez and Jack Harris, co-hosts of the California Post's Dodgers Post podcast, delve into the drama surrounding owner Mark Walter, who sold the Lakers earlier in the week.

Walter is selling the Lakers to Bob Iger and Josh Kushner for a reported $12.5 billion

The Los Angeles Dodgers have lost a prominent member of the entertainment industry over the owner’s professional ties.