Super Soccer Stars on LinkedIn: #newfranchisee #businessowner #youthsports (2024)

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⚾️💰 Ever wondered how every Major League Baseball (MLB) owner made their money? What catches your eye the most - pizza, stocks, or something else? 🤔Many of us aspire to own a pro sports team one day. But do you need to be in a specific industry to amass the fortune required? 🌟Gary Vaynerchuk often emphasizes that it's never too late to start. Take a look at the ages of these individuals. ⏳What key insights do you draw from this detailed list? 💡#MLB #Baseball #SportsTeamOwnership #GaryVaynerchuk #Entrepreneurship Grant Cardone Darren Rovell

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The Art of Negotiation Came across an interesting read today and it was about the highest-paid Athlete at the time Derek Sanderson. In 1972 Derek Sanderson became the highest-paid athlete signing for the Philadelphia Blazers NewWorld Hockey Association. Now earning a multi-million dollar contract at that time was unheard of so this got me interested to get into how this happened and why. The Short Answer of it : Never Bargain Against Yourselfbut most importantly create more value in what you do that exceeds a monetary expectation and everything else will follow through. Go check out the story of Derek Sanderson#valuecreation #expectation #entrepreneurship #negotiation #hbsonline #hbs #dereksanderson

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Super interesting read! ——————Infinite Athlete co-founder Charlie Ebersol on Chelsea's owners and Chelsea FC:"First of all, Jose [Feliciano] and Behdad [Eghbali] it's difficult to explain how successful they are in their chosen business. The scale of Clearlake, even I didn't understand how that business was.I've known Todd [Boehly] for a long time. I know how incredibly successful Todd is. Todd is a very rare investor, in that he doesn't have a lot of partners. And now he is an owner in I would argue, three of the seven most important sports franchises in the entire world, like the Dodgers, La Lakers, and now Chelsea. It's exceptional.Additionally, I have never seen any of those three men go into anything that they don't take very seriously. And one of the things that you see in how they've approached the building of Chelsea is that level of dedication. The thing I think that's going to come out over the next couple of months when you look at Chelsea, is these guys have a very long-term vision on how they build things and when you look at what they're doing, the investment around the stadium, the investment around the hotel, and most importantly the investment around the team.They went from the oldest team in the Premier League to the youngest team in the Premier League in 12 months. If you look at their wins there are wins above average likelihood, meaning the shots on goal, the pressure, and how much they've done, they are number one in the Premier League over the first four weeks of the season. So their record does not reflect what has been happening on the pitch.And I think that that speaks volumes about how Jose, Behdad and Todd have approached building this team, in that they're patient and they understand that when you have a team that's built this way they will ultimately play to their respective level and look luck has a little bit to do with it.And so, I would tell you that I am betting as much on Todd, Behdad and Jose as I am on the players that are on the pitch because I think that they're interlocked in that space.They just don't miss, like they are playing on a timeline and with a quantum of money that allows them to build it. I think the funniest misconception about Chelsea over the last six months in the press is that these guys are spending money like willy nilly. And when you actually look at how they've structured the deals, I mean, let's look at the fact that they have the largest Academy of any team, when you look at how they've structured the deals from an asset perspective of the value of the players cetera, they are running this at a level of proficiency. That is unbelievable."~ via soccerrex interview on YouTube by @JacobsBen

Ownership needs to make some decisions

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Industry analysts and MLB insiders on the Orioles’ $1.725 billion valuation: ‘Low’https://ift.tt/ZbJOBD8Around baseball, the reaction to the valuation of the Baltimore Orioles at $1.725 billion was one of surprise and in some cases disbelief.Seven industry analysts and rival officials, granted anonymity in exchange for their candor, all used the same word to describe the price:“Low.”The Orioles officially announced the sale of the franchise Wednesday to a group led by David Rubenstein, a Baltimore native who founded private equity firm The Carlyle Group. According to Puck News, which first reported the sale, the Rubenstein group initially will purchase about 40 percent of the club. The group, according to a source briefed on the terms, then will have the option to gain full control after the death of Peter Angelos, pending approval from Major League Baseball.That approval likely would take months as the league conducts background and financial checks on the members of Rubenstein’s group and reviews the sale through internal committees. People in the sport offered a variety of potential reasons for why Peter’s son, Orioles managing partner John Angelos, accepted the $1.725 billion valuation, even though higher offers might have been available both in the past and future.Those reasons included John’s possible frustration over the recently included lease negotiations for the Orioles at Camden Yards, cash-flow issues the family might be experiencing and the influence of Georgia Angelos, John’s mother and Peter’s wife. John Angelos has been running the club in the absence of his father, who is 94 and has been incapacitated due to illness since 2018.A spokesperson for John Angelos declined comment.Other major-league teams in recent years sold for less than the Orioles. The Miami Marlins went for $1.2 billion in 2017, the Kansas City Royals for $1 billion in 2019. The Cleveland Guardians, under the same type of path-to-control arrangement the Orioles are using, were valued at $1 billion in 2022.While Miami and Cleveland are bigger media markets than Baltimore, the Orioles are seen as a franchise with greater potential because of the current quality of the team and the passion of their fan base. Georgia and Peter Angelos at an event in 1996. (Andre Chung/Baltimore Sun/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)Peter Angelos bought the Orioles in 1993 for $173 million. Forbes estimated the Orioles last March to be worth $1.713 billion. That valuation, however, did not include the Mid-Atlantic Sports Network (MASN), in which the team is the majority shareholder in a dual ownership with the Washington Nationals.MASN is included in the Rubenstein group’s purchase, and some in the industry expect the group to sell the network to Ted Leonsis, the owner of NHL, NBA and WNBA franchises in Washington and a different regional sports network, Monumental, that broadcasts all three teams. Like all regional sports networks in this er...

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