Most expensive US sports franchises
US Sports franchises have gained significant value in the last few years. NFL franchises are considered the most valuable sports teams. They have an average valuation of $2.86 billion, according to Forbes. NBA teams rank second with an average valuation of $2.12 billion, followed by MLB teams at $1.78 billion and NHL teams at $667 million. Alibaba co-founder Joseph Tsai paid $2.35 billion for basketball team Brooklyn Nets
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NBA season to return by July 31
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