no, there isn't; at least not international revenue. The NBA has worked to include those sources in the BRI and one of the reasons was what Houston did with Yao Ming. And it wasn't just the NBA, it was also the Player's Union. They both noticed the potential of international revenue and...
bullshit..I have been saying the same thing(s) in my posts
and I started by responding to a tweet that talked about Jody Allen wanting Yang selected in order to boost revenue for a sale of the team. So I'm asking just how that would work considering what the BRI includes. You have answered that...
where was it I said that the NBA was NOT marketed in other countries. I never said that. What I have said is that all that international revenue is locked down by the NBA as part of BRI. Internationally, Yang will generate as much money for the Atlanta Hawks or the Detroit Pistons as he does for...
great....more pie in the sky nonsense...by the way pound sand with your condescending crap
You keep saying I don't "get it", but you're the one who's having trouble coming up with any argument. I'm asking how the Blazers can actually monetize Yang without sharing it with the other 29...
that is all BRI income though. The Atlanta Hawks earn as much of that revenue as Portland does
I'm not arguing that Yang isn't popular in China or that he doesn't bring attention to the NBA. I'm simply saying the avenues for Portland, by itself, to earn more revenue from China after drafting...
more Chinese fans? sure
more Chinese fans attending games, buying expensive tickets, and luxury suites? not proven....no evidence
it's not like Chinese fans are going to expand attendance by 5000 a game. Might not even be 500 game; or 200. So far, there has only been a 176/game attendance...