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Re: Angels sell for $4 billion
« Reply #25 on: September 02, 2026, 08:12:33 pm »
Okay, but the Padres went for over 3, so like the Nats should be worth more than the 2.4 the Lerners were looking to eclipse in 2023

Padres are more popular than the nats. Maybe if the Lerners cared enough to develop a fanbase instead of an endless rebuild

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Re: Angels sell for $4 billion
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Re: Angels sell for $4 billion
« Reply #27 on: September 04, 2026, 06:28:48 am »
Padres are more popular than the nats. Maybe if the Lerners cared enough to develop a fanbase instead of an endless rebuild

Based on what? Attendance?  The Nats had the lowest attendance they'd had in a decade going into that sale in April of 2022. Since then, attendance has increased by almost 50%.

Too bad attendance ultimately doesn't mean much. The Rays were estimated to be worth about 1.25 billion in 2024. Padres were estimated to be worth 1.78-2.1 billion. Angels were estimated at 2.7 billion. Only the Padres have a decent fan base. All three of those teams have been sold for way more than those valuations, with the Rays coming in the "cheapest" at a 30+% growth. MLB team valuations are shooting up because MLB is working to stabilize streaming revenue and the owners are expecting to get some sort of salary cap in the next CBA.