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Posted 30 March 2012 - 12:35 PM
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Posted 30 March 2012 - 02:33 PM
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Posted 30 March 2012 - 02:34 PM
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Posted 30 March 2012 - 02:44 PM
I bet they'd let you buy a $100,000,000 share ... if it was at a $3 billion valuation of the Cubs (i.e., your $100,000,000 buys you about 3% of the team).So, here's a question: If I were to win tonight's Mega Millions, do you think the Ricketts family would allow me to buy a $100,000,000 share of the Cubs as a silent partner? In addition to it being an incredible dream come true, I actually think it would be a good investment given the team's future potential with media contracts, World Series potential in the years to come and increased popularity, and increased value after the Dodgers sale. What do you think?
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Posted 30 March 2012 - 02:47 PM
Speaking of fielding, Barney with an (apparently) nice diving stop. His glove can make him a solid overall 2B in my book.
I agree Brett. Not every player needs to rake the ball all the time. Having a servicable dependable guy who has a good glove helps the team too. As per winning the loto, I think there would be far too little hookers and blow in the world to spend all my money so investing in the cubs would be fun, though you'd probably just be laughed at by your lawyer.
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Posted 30 March 2012 - 02:48 PM
I bet they'd let you buy a $100,000,000 share ... if it was at a $3 billion valuation of the Cubs (i.e., your $100,000,000 buys you about 3% of the team).
So, here's a question: If I were to win tonight's Mega Millions, do you think the Ricketts family would allow me to buy a $100,000,000 share of the Cubs as a silent partner? In addition to it being an incredible dream come true, I actually think it would be a good investment given the team's future potential with media contracts, World Series potential in the years to come and increased popularity, and increased value after the Dodgers sale. What do you think?
Nah, present market valuation is still, at most, around 1.2 billion. The Dodgers aren't really worth more than 1.4 billion. The sale was ridiculously high, and many are calling it downright foolish. That leads me to believe they're going to have trouble obtaining financing along the way, which it turn makes me think all the Magic Johnson boasting of how much money they'll spend is pure B.S.
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Posted 30 March 2012 - 03:09 PM
So the first thought in my head was an insistently awful joke about how the AIDS must have gone to his brain when he agreed to the sale but that would be bad and as such I will not make that sort of joke. Just figured I'd let everyone know I was restraining.Nah, present market valuation is still, at most, around 1.2 billion. The Dodgers aren't really worth more than 1.4 billion. The sale was ridiculously high, and many are calling it downright foolish. That leads me to believe they're going to have trouble obtaining financing along the way, which it turn makes me think all the Magic Johnson boasting of how much money they'll spend is pure B.S.
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