Matt52 wrote:
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My point was that the platform that is used to showcase the players and allow them to make the money they do was also built by a previous generation of players.
People seem to be forgetting the importance of the product. As if teams or the league could just replace the best in the world with anything and fans will just show up. There is a reason the Cavs sold out everywhere they played in 2009/10 and barely drew a crowd outside their arena in 2010/11. There is a reason the estimated value of that same Cavs team dropped over 100 mil dollars in the span of 1 day.
I'm curious as to how much the Clippers are valued at today compared to 2 years ago.
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