It's not too tough to figure: they have massive debt service for a club that's paying into revenue sharing. On that CNBC list, the Os have higher revenue because they are a revenue sharing recipient with the same broadcast deal as the Nats. I don't think Rubinstein loaded the team with debt when he bought it, unlike real estate guys who always are mostly debt financed. Does Carlyle operate with mostly borrowed money / LBOs or do they raise a lot of equity in their deals?