jetlife_ wrote:moofs wrote:Nebula1 wrote:
Stupid management obviously. They just negotiated a CBA and should have been able to manage it.
Not even. They're just playing a game.
It's a total lie.
Has it even been a year since the sale of the Clippers sent the value of NBA franchises up by hundreds of millions each?
Do they think we all forgot about that?
They want to not only double their initial investment, they want the investment to pay out dividends along the way.
Not to go off topic, but it's a perfect microcosm of how the American economy works. A bunch of businessmen who can never make enough money and will say and do anything to get more and more of the pie.
We're starting to see Filipino and Indian players make the league... maybe they're trying to outsource the labor
Yeah, but the businessmen running the NBA are also salesmen.
See: Car Sales.
If there's one thing you can learn from watching these guys, it's that they WILL say ANYTHING to increase the sale/production value of their assets.
It makes total sense. Value is subjective. Food has more value to a starving man than someone who is well-fed and just ate. Cars have more value to commuters than to Amish. Etc.
The job of salesmen is to increase the perceived value of their product. They're basically the oil in charge of making the machinery of trade work better.
And now, enjoy:
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4PE2hSqVnk[/youtube]
Morey 2020.
Q:How are they experts when they're always wrong?
A:Ask a stock market analyst or your financial advisor