NBA teams are quite a valuable commodity, with the average team being worth around $3 billion. Of all the teams in the NBA, the Golden State Warriors are the most valuable, worth $7.56 billion. All 30 teams combined are worth $90 billion.
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The Golden State Warriors have built a dynasty in recent years, with four titles in the last eight seasons and a trio of superstars with Steph Curry, Klay Thompson, and Draymond Green. The Warriors’ gross revenue last season was over $800 million, including events not related to the NBA and was around $750 million after revenue sharing. Amongst all sports teams, the Warriors rank second, topped only by the Dallas Cowboys franchise, who are worth $7.64 billion
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Here is where all 30 NBA teams rank in value:
- Golden State Warriors - $7.56 billion (25% increase since 2021)
- New York Knicks - $6.58 billion (8% increase since 2021)
- Los Angeles Lakers - $6.44 billion (14% increase since 2021)
- Chicago Bulls - $4.09 billion (16% increase since 2021)
- Boston Celtics - $3.92 billion (14% increase since 2021)
- Brooklyn Nets - $3.86 billion (7% increase since 2021)
- Los Angeles Clippers - $3.73 billion (18% increase since 2021)
- Toronto Raptors - $3.34 billion (22% increase since 2021)
- Houston Rockets - $3.3 billion (18% increase since 2021)
- Dallas Mavericks - $3.26 billion (20% increase since 2021)
- Philadelphia 76ers - $3.21 billion (20% increase since 2021)
- Miami Heat - $3.2 billion (29% increase since 2021)
- Phoenix Suns - $3 billion (56% increase since 2021)
- Washington Wizards - $2.7 billion (25% increase since 2021)
- Milwaukee Bucks - $2.43 billion (23% increase since 2021)
- Sacramento Kings - $2.32 billion (13% increase since 2021)
- Portland Trail Blazers - $2.29 billion (11% increase since 2021)
- Atlanta Hawks - $2.19 billion (20% increase since 2021)
- San Antonio Spurs - $2.16 billion (5% increase since 2021)
- Utah Jazz - $2.15 billion (21% increase since 2021)
- Denver Nuggets - $2.13 billion (14% increase since 2021)
- Indiana Pacers - $2.02 billion (12% increase since 2021)
- Cleveland Cavaliers - $1.95 billion (11% increase since 2021)
- Orlando Magic - $1.91 billion (13% increase since 2021)
- Detroit Pistons - $1.82 billion (5% increase since 2021)
- Charlotte Hornets - $1.77 billion (11% increase since 2021)
- Oklahoma City Thunder - $1.75 billion (5% increase since 2021)
- Minnesota Timberwolves - $1.7 billion (8% increase since 2021)
- Memphis Grizzlies - $1.67 billion (9% increase since 2021)
- New Orleans Pelicans - $1.63 billion (8% increase since 2021)
