Name: NBA Team Ownership: Private Investment, Valuations Create Off-Court Challenges
Uploaded: 2025-07-01T18:49:14.436-05:00
Duration: 7 min 27 s
Description: Former Mizzou Tiger and president of 329 Services, Kenge Stevenson, talks about how explosive pricing has grown for NBA teams. The Los Angeles Lakers just sold for $10 billion. Kenge offers his own experiences to explain why valuations for teams soared in recent years. Private investment firms are also capitalizing on the trend.

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<p>Former Mizzou Tiger and president of 329 Services, Kenge Stevenson, talks about how explosive pricing has grown for NBA teams. The Los Angeles Lakers just sold for $10 billion. Kenge offers his own experiences to explain why valuations for teams soared in recent years. Private investment firms are also capitalizing on the trend.</p>

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