I cannot even imagine the amount of shadiness involved in selling this team for 1.6 billion dollars. They draw 20,000 (probably only half bought their tickets or even show up) per game and get 30,000 people watching their games on tv. Forbes values them at 600 million, and a lot of that is because of revenue sharing, national TV and MLBAM money.
Selling it for a billion dollars over a probably inflated just doesn't make any sense unless it is part of a greater scam.
Why?
Never ceases to amaze me how so many people think Mark Cuban is the ideal businessman.
It's all about ROI - radio on the internet!