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10 Feb, 7 tweets, 2 min read
Average team values are up 4%, the smallest gain since 2010, but the NBA’s financial outlook is still bright with big market teams particularly attractive on.forbes.com/6019Hg3Eh
A dozen of the NBA’s 30 franchises are valued at $2 billion or more, with the six most valuable of them representing nearly two-thirds of the total franchise value gains over the past 12 months
The Chicago Bulls ranked No. 4 this year with a value of $3.3 billion
The Los Angeles Lakers, in 3rd place, has a value of $4.6 million
Golden State Warriors came in 2nd place with an operating income of $200 million
The New York Knicks (ranked No. 1) are only the third club in the world to reach a $5 billion valuation, after the Dallas Cowboys and New York Yankees, thanks to a $1 billion MSG renovation and a blockbuster local TV deal
See what other teams made this year's list on.forbes.com/6019Hg3Eh

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