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Purchase was for $275M. Sale of $3B means a 990% increase, or 68% per year (approx).
There are a lot of NBA owners whose goal it is to just buy a team, not really care about winning (while saying they do), spend as little as they can get away with, then sell for massive profit. I've long suspected that was what MJ was doing.
I feel like Jordan is too competitive to not care about winning.
I think it’s more likely that star players just don’t make for good owners, similar to how they don’t seem to make good coaches.