Annual Forbes Valuation of NBA Teams (Jazz at #17, $432 million)

[nightmare3983]

https://www.forbes.com/sites/kurtba...-lakers-top-list-of-nbas-most-valuable-teams/

I always find these interesting. The Jazz are at #17 team out of the 30 teams. They're below the league average of $509 million, but only 11 teams are valued higher than the average. The Knicks and Lakers have become the first teams to be valued at $1 billion. Curse the big markets!

 

[HipHopAnonymous]

Pretty remarkable considering they play in one of the oldest building in the NBA and are in one of smallest markets.

 

[orangello]

I guarantee you that if the Millers sold the Jazz tomorrow it would go for much more than what the Kings were sold for.

 

[nightmare3983]

I guarantee you that if the Millers sold the Jazz tomorrow it would go for much more than what the Kings were sold for.

Let's hope we never find out how much the Jazz would sell for.

 

[MattMan]

Let's hope we never find out how much the Jazz would sell for.

^ this x gazillion

 

[Bodhi]

I very much agree, the Jazz would sell for quite a bit more than the Kings. I also agree that I NEVER wanna find out.

 

[franklin]

These valuations are laughable. The Jazz can't receive revenue sharing if they are more than $10,000,000 profitable, which is highly unlikely given all Larry the Leech's crying.

If the franchise return is about the same as a Treasury coupon in the lowest yielding market of all time then the ESA had better be bringing in a helluva lot of non-basketball related income.

 

[bluenote]

I very much agree, the Jazz would sell for quite a bit more than the Kings. I also agree that I NEVER wanna find out.

..unless Dave Checketts buys them and keeps them in Utah.