FORBES releases NHL teams values for 2022
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Dorin Canaday
December 15, 2022 (0:02)
Based on the 2021-22 season, 14 of the 32 franchises are valued at $1 billion-plus, with three more teams only $10-$40 million from the mark.
''Our valuations are enterprise values (equity plus net debt) and include the economics of each team's current arena deal but not the value of the real estate itself.''
The New York Rangers take the top spot for the eighth consecutive year, sitting at $2.2 billion USD, while the Toronto Maple Leafs are close behind at $2 billion USD. Rounding out the top three is the Montreal Canadiens at $1.85 billion USD.
Top-ten valued franchises:
1. New York Rangers - $2.2 billion USD (10% increase)
2. Toronto Maple Leafs - $2 billion USD (11% increase)
3. Montreal Canadiens - $1.85 billion USD (16% increase)
4. Chicago Blackhawks - $1.5 billion USD (7% increase)
5. Boston Bruins - $1.4 billion USD (8% increase)
6. Los Angeles Kings - $1.3 billion USD (27% increase)
7. Edmonton Oilers - $1.275 billion USD (16% increase)
8. Philadelphia Flyers - $1.25 billion USD (4% increase)
9. Washington Capitals - $1.2 billion USD (29% increase)
10. Seattle Kraken - $1.05 billion USD (20% increase)
Bottom-five valued franchises:
28. Carolina Hurricanes - $640 million (16% increase)
29. Columbus Blue Jackets - $620 million (31% increase)
30. Buffalo Sabres - $610 million (22% increase)
31. Florida Panthers - $550 million (22% increase)
32. Arizona Coyotes - $450 million (12% increase)
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