It’s not. I’m talking about MAJOR cash flow events. These pro franchises don’t

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Apr 25, 2024
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It’s not. I’m talking about MAJOR cash flow events. These pro franchises don’t

usually have high margins.

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BlooCoug

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Are most professional sports teams cash flow positive?

cougarfann888

Apr 24, 10:39pm

TV tends to be a large part of their income as well

Cougs4Lfe

Apr 24, 10:43pm

That's the main thing I was looking at nhl tv deal

cougarfann888

Apr 24, 10:46pm

Nba is slightly better they get about 90 million per team in tv revenue

cougarfann888

Apr 24, 10:48pm

Nfl seems to be exception. Revenues are higher than salary

cougarfann888

Apr 24, 10:49pm

Don’t know, but with sponsors, merchendise, licensing on top of the things you

4mack

Apr 24, 10:49pm

They aren’t a cash cow for their owners—until the team is sold. And then…

BlooCoug

Apr 24, 11:18pm

They don't change hands often

TheHop

Apr 25, 7:09am

It’s not. I’m talking about MAJOR cash flow events. These pro franchises don’t

BlooCoug

Apr 25, 8:08am

It’s been said that since we have no knighthood in America we’ve created it

BaseCoug

Apr 25, 12:36am

I don't see how the majority can't be....

TheHop

Apr 25, 7:08am

Maybe, but they don’t necessarily need to be

Buckeye

Apr 25, 7:45am

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