MLB and NHL

OG6ix

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I just saw this image from Sportico and the visual is astonishing. The vast majority of NHL and MLB teams are valued in the same neighbourhood with the outliers being the large market tentpole franchises. As a kid this was never even a possibility as a thought let alone a reality. I have to give Bettman and co credit for what they have done post lockout. The MLB just lost ESPN and all signs are pointing to a fight with the MLBPA for a salary cap. How much further can the NHL make up on the MLB? They won't come close to the Yankees dodgers etc but can the lower valued NHL teams gain ground on the lower valued MLB teams soon?

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Amazing the Bulls are where they are since they haven’t hardly done anything since Jordan. A short spurt that got them a conference final

They own half of their arena. That's what keeps them close to the Celtics who are a much bigger brand and have had more recent success, but are tenants in their arena.
Yes I know Chicago is a bigger metro area than Boston, but the Celtics market is all of New England (minus Fairfield County CT).
 
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The chart has the Celtics at about $5 billion, and they just sold for $6.1 billion. That's why I am always skeptical of these valuations. Even if you love football more than basketball, would you rather own the Titans or Celtics?
 
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