Las Vegas Expansion Bid Expected to Top $8 Billion

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Las Vegas Expansion Bid Expected to Top $8 Billion

The NBA could generate more than $15 billion from expansion bids by 2028, according to Evan Sidery. Bids for a potential Las Vegas franchise are expected to exceed $8 billion, while groups pursuing a Seattle SuperSonics revival could offer around $7 billion or more. The figures highlight the extraordinary financial demand surrounding the league's 2 new expansion teams.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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