Max Christie was touted as one of the best shooters in this year’s draft class, and Jesse Buss couldn’t pass on the two-way potential he saw from Christie at the NBA Draft Combine. Even before the Lakers selected rookie Max Christie 35th overall in this year’s draft, their goal was to acquire a player who could be on the team long-term. The scouting department, spearheaded by Lakers assistant general manager and co-owner Jesse Buss, searched for a prospect who embodied the modern style of basketball, which meant someone who possessed superior shooting skills, size, athleticism, defense, and length. It just…