Bab 721: Chapter 493 Get Lost if You Can't Play (Combined)_3

Not long ago, the Seattle SuperSonics signed a nine-figure broadcast contract with the local television station.

It should be noted that this money does not have to be shared with other teams in the league. Moreover, many of the SuperSonics' revenues do not participate in sharing.

Broadly speaking, the cake from which NBA teams receive revenue sharing mainly comes from television broadcast contracts, but contracts with local television stations are not included in this.

Seeing the SuperSonics squeezing by in a small broken venue like Key Arena barely making ends meet but still making more money than they can count, and now having completed the most iconic revenue indicator of a big city—signing a large broadcast contract with a local television station—small-market teams could never hope to receive such a return locally.

They were certainly envious.