[Charania] NHL Carolina Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon has agreed to buy the Portland Trail Blazers from the estate of Paul G. Allen for a valuation of over $4 billion, sources tell ESPN.

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  1. Honestly, thats a great price. Allen estate prob just wanted to get rid of the team

  2. That has to be the furthest distance between teams from the same ownership group in US Sports.

    There are probably multi club ownerships across football/soccer that have less distance to travel

  3. Other teams recently: Lakers were sold for $10 billion, Celtics were sold for $6.1 billion, Suns sold for $4 billion, Hornets were sold for $3 billion, Timberwolves were sold for $1.5 billion for reference

  4. Uh well there’s already a team in Carolina so I certainly hope this guy isn’t planning on moving them.

  5. PNW basketball team being sold to billionaire in another state. Where have I heard this before…

    Hope he’s a good one for Blazer fans. 

  6. He is going to slash and burn everything that doesn’t generate revenue in the front office, but will go hard on analytics and spend on the on-court product.

    Not the worst trade off.

  7. Blazers for 4 billion but wolves for only 1.5. Everyone point and laugh at glen taylor

  8. If he even thinks about moving the team we will riot and Portland knows how to riot.

  9. The Carolina Hurricanes have won at least 1 playoff series every year since he bought them in 2018. They didn’t make the playoffs at all the decade before that. That seems like a good thing for the Blazers

  10. Do Blazers own their stadium or anything? Maybe a front office building or training building>? Just wondering. I get a kick out of these valuations climbing like they do. If teams don’t own their facilities I like hearing about it compared to their values.

    Like what do operating assets of some of these teams look like? A closet full of pain pills, towels, and a dirty hamper of jerseys?

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