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RealGM Basketball Wiretap

30 December 2024

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  • NBA Francises Collectively Worth $138 Billion, Average Of $4.6 Billion

    The Golden State Warriors have become the second most valuable franchise in sports at $9.14 billion, trailing only the Dallas Cowboys at $10.3 billion. The Warriors are joined in the top-3 by the New York Knicks at $8.3 billion and the Los Angeles Lakers at $8.07 billion.

    Collectively, the NBA's 30 teams are worth $138 billion, including real estate held by owners and team-related businesses, such as WNBA franchises. The average NBA franchise valuation is now $4.6 billion and has a value-to-revenue multiple of 11.9, which is above all other leagues.

    The NBA has a significant drop off from the Lakers at No. 3 as they are worth 42 percent more than the Brooklyn Nets at No. 4 with a valuation of $5.7 billion.

    The 30 NBA teams generated an estimated $11.6 billion last year, or $387 million per club. The concert business has been a major revenue driver for NBA teams who own and control their own arena. The Lakers and Boston Celtics are the only teams in the top-10 who do not control their arena.

    2024 NBA Valuation Rankings
    1. Warriors: $9.14 billion
    2. Knicks: $8.3 billion
    3. Lakers: $8.07 billion
    4. Nets: $5.7 billion
    5. Clippers: $5.66 billion
    6. Celtics: $5.66 billion
    7. Bulls: $5.56 billion
    8. Heat: $5 billion
    9. Rockets: $4.77 billion
    10. Raptors: $4.66 billion
    11. Sixers: $4.57 billion
    12. Mavericks: $4.46 billion
    13. Suns: $4.32 billion
    14. Kings: $4.11 billion
    15. Hawks: $4.07 billion
    16. Nuggets: $4.06 billion
    17. Wizards: $3.98 billion
    18. Cavaliers: $3.95 billion
    19. Bucks: $3.91 billion
    20. Spurs: $3.79 billion
    21. Pacers: $3.74 billion
    22. Jazz: $3.67 billion
    23. Blazers: $3.6 billion
    24. Thunder: $3.55 billion
    25. Magic: $3.46 billion
    26. Pistons: $3.45 billion
    27. Hornets: $3.39 billion
    28. Timberwolves: $3.29 billion
    29. Pelicans: $3.09 billion
    30. Grizzlies: $3.06 billion

  • Brandon Miller Leaves Game With Sprained Ankle

    Brando Miller left the Charlotte Hornets' 121-108 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers with a sprained left ankle in the fourth quarter.

    Charles Lee said that he didn't know how much time Miller will miss.

    LaMelo Ball returned to the Hornets lineup on Monday night, finishing with 15 points and 11 assists.

  • Hornets, Isaiah Wong Agree To Two-Way Contract

    The Charlotte Hornets signed Isaiah Wong to a two-way contract on Monday.

    Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

    Wong averaged 26.1 points and 4.1 rebounds in seven starts for the G League's Salt Lake City Stars.

  • Hornets Waive Jared Rhoden From Two-Way Contract

    The Charlotte Hornets have waived guard Jared Rhoden from this two-way contract. Charlotte is reportedly signing guard Isaiah Wong to replace Rhoden.

    Rhoden had appeared in four games for Charlotte and in two games for the Greensboro Swarm of the G League.

  • Isaiah Wong, Hornets Agree To Two-Way Contract

    The Charlotte Hornets are signing guard Isaiah Wong to a two-way contract. Charlotte is adding some additional guard depth, with LaMelo Ball out for at least two weeks and Tre Mann battling a back injury that has kept him in and out of the lineup.

    Wong has averaged 26.1 points for the Salt Lake City Stars of the G League this season.

  • LaMelo Ball Out Two Weeks With Left Calf Strain

    Charlotte Hornets point guard LaMelo Ball will miss at least two weeks with a left calf strain. Ball was injured in the Hornets game against the Miami Heat on Wednesday.

    Ball missed Charlotte's home loss to the New York Knicks on Friday. Prior to that game, the veteran point guard had played in the first 18 games for the Hornets this season.

    The season, Ball has averaged 31.1 points, 5.4 rebounds, 6.9 assists and 1.1 steals per game. Last year, the Hornets star guard missed 60 games with an ankle injury.

    Ball is the latest in a long line of injuries for Charlotte. The Hornets have played without centers Mark Williams and Nick Richards for most of the season. Forward Grant Williams is out for the year with a torn ACL. Starting forward Miles Bridges has missed several game with knee soreness. And backup guard Tre Mann has been in and out of the lineup with back soreness over the last two weeks.

  • LaMelo Ball Out For Friday's Game Against Knicks

    LaMelo Ball has been ruled out of the Charlotte Hornets' game on Friday against the New York Knicks due to left calf soreness. Ball was injured on the final sequence of Wednesday's loss to the Miami Heat.

    Ball could also miss Charlotte's game on Saturday against the Atlanta Hawks.

    Ball has mostly been healthy this season after playing in only 36 games in 22-23 and 22 games in 23-24. In 18 games this season, Ball is averaging 31.1 points, 5.4 rebounds and 6.9 assists in 34.1 minutes.

  • Grant Williams Out For Season With Torn ACL

    Grant Williams has suffered a torn ACL. The injury occurred during the Charlotte Hornets' loss on Saturday at the Milwaukee Bucks. Williams is expected to miss the remainder of this season.

    Williams has played in all 16 games for Charlotte this season. He's started several as a small-ball five for the Hornets. Williams is averaging 10.4 points, 5.1 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game this season.

    Charlotte has been ravaged by injuries in their frontcourt. Mark Williams and Nick Richards have missed significant time with injuries, while Miles Bridges has also been in and out of the lineup over the last week. Both Williams and Richards have begun practicing and should return to the lineup soon.

  • Grant Williams Leaves Game With Knee Injury

    Charlotte Hornets forward Grant Williams suffered a right knee injury late in his team's loss to the Milwaukee Bucks on Saturday. On a fourth-quarter drive to the basket, Williams collapsed to the ground when his right leg gave out underneath him. Williams had to be helped off the court and back to the locker room.

    Postgame, Hornets coach Charles Lee said Williams will undergo further testing.

    "I think it has just been diagnosed as a right knee injury. We'll continue to get some imaging and evaluations," Lee said. "The most important thing is that all of our prayers are withGrant, and we hope the news comes back as good as possible."

    Williams has played in all 16 games for Charlotte this season. He's started several as a small-ball five for the Hornets. Williams is averaging 10.4 points, 5.1 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game this season.

  • LaMelo Ball Fined $100K For Using Derogatory Language In Postgame Interview

    Charlotte Hornets guard LaMelo Ball was fined $100,000 for using derogatory language during a postgame interview. Ball made an offensive comment following the Hornets victory over the Milwaukee Bucks on Saturday, November 16.

    In an on-court interview, the Charlotte star was asked about the Hornets getting a stop on the final possession to defeat the Bucks. Ball replied, "We loaded up - no homo. That's what we wanted, put a hand up and then live with the results."

 

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Online sites for Charlotte Hornets basketball NBA live stream

Fans of the Charlotte Hornets can watch their team on various streaming services, with some free options available. Here’s how to catch the games:

1. NBA.com: Occasionally, the NBA, in partnership with TNT, offers free streamed presentations of specific games. Visit NBA.com and check the schedule to see if the game is available for free streaming. Click on the "Watch" link next to the matchup for viewing options.

2. TNT Overtime: For certain games, TNT Overtime offers free streaming options. Check the NBA League Pass selection box on NBA.com to see if this option is available.

For those seeking more consistent access, consider the following paid streaming services, which often offer free trials:

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