Every single baseball organization is now worth $1 billion

If I’m being honest I always thought those bottom tier teams seemed way too cheap. Not because I thought financially they were worth more, but because I assumed there was some rich guy out there willing to pay more. There’s very few clubs like the “I own a pro team club”

Crazy that a team located in Miami, a major hub for all of Latin America, has the lowest valuation.

There are a few outliers but this is essentially a "US metros by population" list.

There were a few weird ones to me so i looked it up and sure enough, way down the list.

basically

Rank the metro areas in the US. Knock down the teams that are second fiddle in their own metro. Boston, StL, and SF get big historical bumps.

And then the Marlins lol.

team that juped out to me are the DBacks are in the 10th largest market.

If im buying a MLB franchise im looking at the marlins/dbacks/rangers

My quick table

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There’s very few clubs like the “I own a pro team club”

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MLB just doesn’t have the relevance that NFL and NBA and soon college teams will have

Damn Marlins

Yep, best ballpark in America to catch a game at

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My quick table

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This is actually a really good way to look at it.

Boston, SF, Baltimore, and St. Louis are all baseball towns at heart and this shows that dynamic.

And the Rays are playing at Zephyr fields. They'd double the value of the hard headed owner would move to Nashville

Pretty crazy when you put it like that