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Magic Johnson bought the Dodgers for 2.2 billion when everyone was screaming that he overpaid, and today the team is worth 8 billion He explains why sports teams are an asset that's almost impossible to lose on Jerry Buss once got the Lakers for 65 million, and recently the... show more

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Sports teams are among the most durable compounding assets in America. Magic Johnson on why he invests in sports: "When we bought the Dodgers for $2.2 billion, everybody said we overpaid. Now it’s $8 billion." "Dr. Buss bought the Lakers for $65 million. They just sold for $10 billion." "Nobody’s ever going to stop watching sports in America." Earvin Magic Johnson with a16z GP chrislyons

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mark davis bought the aces for $2 million in 2021 and 4 years later the team is worth ~$310 million — please gtfo my mentions talking about some $35 tickets to a game you’re not going to bro 😭😂

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The only team that valued LeBron James was the lakers and Jeanie Buss!!! And he took that for granted.. LeBron has had no value for years now and other teams are showing that right now! The league is forcing him out 😂😂, like bruh stop stat padding, retire already. You have no value!

The only team that valued LeBron James was the lakers and Jeanie Buss!!! And he took that for granted.. LeBron has had no value for years now and other teams are showing that right now! The league is forcing him out 😂😂, like bruh stop stat padding, retire already. You have no value!

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