The Edmonton Oilers Could Look to Sell The Franchise For $1.6 billion
The financial outlook for NHL teams paints an intriguing picture, especially for the Edmonton Oilers, who could be eyeing a remarkable $2 billion valuation in a potential sale. Currently valued at $1.59 billion, the Oilers have established themselves among the top franchises in the league in terms of financial worth.
At the forefront of the latest valuations are the Toronto Maple Leafs, leading the pack with an impressive $2.65 billion, closely followed by the New York Rangers at $2.45 billion. The Montreal Canadiens secure the third spot with a valuation of $2.27 billion.
The Oilers' current valuation places them in esteemed company alongside franchises like the Chicago Blackhawks ($1.84 billion), Boston Bruins ($1.78 billion), and Los Angeles Kings ($1.72 billion).
As the Oilers navigate their financial landscape, the potential to breach the $2 billion mark underscores the team's strong market presence and the allure of owning a prominent franchise in the NHL.
Completing the top 10, the Capitals ($1.42 billion) and Red Wings ($1.37 billion) add to the league's financial tapestry. The Oilers' potential ascent to a $2 billion valuation serves as a testament to the NHL's robust financial health and the significant value associated with the Edmonton Oilers as a premier hockey organization. As the Oilers explore these possibilities, hockey enthusiasts are keenly watching the ever-evolving world of professional hockey team valuations.
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NOVEMBRE 9 | 256 ANSWERS The Edmonton Oilers Could Look to Sell The Franchise For $1.6 billion Should the Oilers sell the team if things continue to go bad? | ||
| Yes | 87 | 34 % |
| No | 169 | 66 % |
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