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I've really changed my thought on this. The NFL is a better business as a league than the NBA. No question in my mind, but the amount of value created out of the leagues, I think more value is created out of the NBA. The NFL just captures way more va
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balance of power and the economics to that of a fair one, which is closer to where we are today where the the players are able to actually shine and benefit from being the ones that are actually attracting all the attention. I mean, to this point and
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have wealth at a level and have become entrepreneurs and business people at a level that, like, just is completely eclipsed any other sport period in the world, both in their current playing careers and post playing careers. So at the top of the list
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The superstars in the NBA, like LeBron James, including sponsorships, makes a $127,000,000 a year. There is no one in the sport of football that comes close. There are three basketball and three soccer players at the top of the list before any footba
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but let's take it to the level of the players. Interestingly enough, the NFL has been the best of any of the leagues at creating the narrowest band of player compensation in the same philosophy that they applied to the league competition. Now, of cou
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and well behind the number one valued team, the highest valued team, which was the Knicks in New York, which they had at 1,400,000,000.0. So bomber comes in with a bid of 2,000,000,000. So not just It's amazing how much the market matters. Right? Lik
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As a source of innovation and progress. But there are a lot of amazing companies and amazing people outside The United States who are going to kind of create value. An analogy I often make is to basketball. Like my family, we're huge NBA fans. We liv
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of sport? You know, we've seen private equity come in and buy teams en masse. And now we've seen, you know, CBC and other large providers come in and invest in leagues. Yeah. And investing large parts in, you know, everything from the All Blacks in r
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