I think it starts with the NFL as a whole and the growth over the past decade. And then when you look at us specifically, I would say Stan Kronkey's vision to build SoFi Stadium to host the world's greatest events to build Hollywood Park, a 300 acre mixeduse retail district that has become the epicenter of sports in the future with the World Cup next year in eight matches, the Super Bowl in 2027, the Olympics in 2028. I think all of that combined with the market and winning a few games and a Super Bowl here ...

NFL Team Valuations - The average NFL team is now worth $765 billion, an increase of nearly 18% compared to last year [1] - The Dallas Cowboys are the most valuable NFL team, worth $125 billion, nearly $2 billion more than the next most valuable team [1] - Private equity investment in the NFL has set a floor on valuations and added liquidity [1] - LP stakes are now coming in at almost control valuations due to the presence of private equity [1] Team Transactions - The Eagles set a record with an $83 billion valuation for a small piece, which was then topped by the 49ers at $86 billion [1] - The Bears are awaiting approval to sell a small piece at $89 billion [1] - The New York Giants are on the verge of selling a 15% stake to Julia Ko at over $10 billion valuation [1] - Investors are willing to pay close to control valuations because of the liquidity provided by private equity [1]

CNBC is out this morning with our official NFL valuations. The average team is now worth 7.65% billion. That's an increase of nearly 18% compared with last year.Right now, we want to take a look at the top five most valuable NFL teams. Coming in at the top once again, the Dallas Cowboys worth 12.5% billion. That's nearly $2 billion more than the next most valuable team.Rounding out the top five, you've got the LA Rams, the New York Giants, the Las Vegas Raiders and the New England Patriots. Joining us right ...

WNBA Expansion and Growth - WNBA is capitalizing on growing popularity and high demand, entering an expansion phase [3][4] - The league aims for 18 teams by the end of the decade, adding Cleveland, Detroit, and Philadelphia in 2028, 2029, and 2030 respectively, and Toronto and Portland next year [4][5] - Expansion balances game quality, player opportunities, and strategic city selection [5] Financial Performance and Valuation - WNBA is experiencing tailwinds for women's sports and sports in general, particularly in team valuations [6] - Positive elements like uniform patch valuations, media ad spots, and franchise valuations are driven by revenue and revenue multiples [7] - Capital raised in February 2022 helped the WNBA transition into a hypergrowth phase [8] - Team revenues are increasing from gate receipts, corporate partnerships, and local media deals [9] - Team valuations have significantly increased from $5 million to $260-270 million [9] Media and Partnerships - WNBA has signed a significant national media deal, including with NBC, starting next year [9] - Corporate partners and NBA/former NBA players are strong supporters of the WNBA [2]