News Article: Sportico: Hawks 6th most valueable NHL franchise @ 2.45B

GIADF

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I’m surprised the Bruins and Kings are valued higher than the Hawks, especially the Kings.

I wonder if that has anything to do with the stadium itself. I think that’s gotta be in the running for one of the busiest basketball/hockey arenas for big time entertainment events not related to the NHL just because of the fact it’s in LA.

I admittedly have no idea how these valuations are computed so I could be an idiot for even suggesting that and it might be 100% irrelevant.
 

DisgruntledHawkFan

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I’m surprised the Bruins and Kings are valued higher than the Hawks, especially the Kings.

I wonder if that has anything to do with the stadium itself. I think that’s gotta be in the running for one of the busiest basketball/hockey arenas for big time entertainment events not related to the NHL just because of the fact it’s in LA.

I admittedly have no idea how these valuations are computed so I could be an idiot for even suggesting that and it might be 100% irrelevant.
Market share. The Rangers are worth triple the price if you include MSG.
 
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WarriorofTime

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There's not a safer investment for a billionaire than buying a big four professional sports team.
With local sports channels dying?

Agreed from 1990-2025 but I don’t think there’s gonna be that same level of franchise value growth the next 35 years.

At this point the best thing going for franchise values are that there’s a high number of billionaires in the U.S. and a major pro sports team is one of those trophy/prestige assets that there’s such a finite supply of, with little to do with actual cash flows.
 
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DisgruntledHawkFan

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With local sports channels dying?

Agreed from 1990-2025 but I don’t think there’s gonna be that same level of franchise value growth the next 35 years.

At this point the best thing going for franchise values are that there’s a high number of billionaires in the U.S. and a major pro sports team is one of those trophy/prestige assets that there’s such a finite supply of, with little to do with actual cash flows.
The Coyotes were a total shit show and Alex Merullo sold them for seven hundred million more than he paid for them in less than a decade several months ago.
 

Malaka

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So they aren’t tracking in value though since the 10’s, where they were 3rd most valuable? Am I wrong in remembering that?
 

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