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One example is the Washington Wizards, which sold for $550 million in 2010 after previous owner Abe Pollin died. Forbes listed the Wizards' worth at $322 million, suggesting the team was sold at too high of a price.
The Golden State Warriors were also sold for $450 million, even when Forbes said they were worth $315 million.
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TyCobb wrote:I would have to say the whole franchise is the asset. The logo, the brand, its affiliation with the NBA, etc. In about 4 years the Nets could have better TV deals (like the Lakers), more on-court success, which would raise their worth much higher.One example is the Washington Wizards, which sold for $550 million in 2010 after previous owner Abe Pollin died. Forbes listed the Wizards' worth at $322 million, suggesting the team was sold at too high of a price.
The Golden State Warriors were also sold for $450 million, even when Forbes said they were worth $315 million.
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They should work on their auditing.
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Kalidogg24 wrote:LoL
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Poor bastard. You can tell he wants to play for us.Deep into that darkness peering, long I stood there wondering, fearing, Doubting, dreaming dreams no mortal ever dared to dream before;
thomas1897 wrote:The Lakers have been my favorite team since I was a teenager. The problems the Lakers are having can be associated with time. The core of the Lakers team are players well above 30 and near the end of their prime playing years. Steve Nash is a critical player because the position he plays; point guards are quick and are important piece of the offense and defensive. They are the first line of defense coming up the court. Next Kobe Bryant is still a threat but does not have the explosiveness that he once had. Metta World Peace has played his best basketball and is a good player you bring off the bench. Next Gasol is still a good player but has his weaknesses are luckluster performances missing in action and he goes into hybernation from time to time. Mr. Howard did the Lakers purchase damaged goods after last season's injury. Where is the bench? Is anyone going to show up and take charge. This is an expensive assembly of talent gone past its prime and (are use to be's). My assessment is the teams in the NBA like the Clippers have gotten better more talent quicker faster and youthful as well as teams like Golden State, Portland and many more teams on the rise and the Lakers are declining and fading fast into the sunset. Mitch can work some majic and does the management have your back because this team has not shown me nothing. You are paying these guys huge salaries and this team has the highest or near the top of all NBA payrolls and I know it is early but these guys are professionals and Los Angeles is one the top major NBA markets in this country so poor consistent performances are not acceptable and should not be tolerated.
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SlavaMedvedenko wrote:Knicks are for real.
How the hell did they find a guy like Prigioni out of nowhere? That guy is a solid PG defender at 35.
Deep into that darkness peering, long I stood there wondering, fearing, Doubting, dreaming dreams no mortal ever dared to dream before;
eablinksum wrote:SlavaMedvedenko wrote:Knicks are for real.
How the hell did they find a guy like Prigioni out of nowhere? That guy is a solid PG defender at 35.
If they can take out Miami in the playoffs ill be happy!
