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    NHL Team Valuations

    #1 Toronto Maple Leafs11.11.09, 06:00 PM EST

    Next: New York Rangers

    www.mapleleafs.com

    Team Value1$470 mil

    The Toronto Maple Leafsare owned by Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan and LarryTanenbaum,who bought them in 1994 and 1998for$102 mil and $84 mil, respectively.

    Wins-to-player cost ratio8

    84

    Coach Ron Wilson

    Metro area population: 5,113,000

    Local revenue per fan:9

    $33

    Valuation Breakdown

    The skinny

    In February 2009 CTVglobemedia sold 7.7% of MLSE, which owns theMaple Leafs, Toronto Raptors and the Air Canada Centre, to

    construction magnate Larry Tanenbaum for $90 million and a fewmonths later sold its remaining 7.7% interest in MLSE to the Ontario

    Teachers' Pension Plan for $100 million, valuing MLSE at $1.3 billion.As a result, Ontario Teachers' now owns 66%, Tanenbaum (via Kilmer

    Sports) 20.5% and Toronto-Dominion Bank 14%. Despite not winningthe Cup in decades and missing the playoffs last year, the Leafs raised

    ticket prices an average of 3.5% for the 2009-10 season and will onceagain have the highest ticket prices in the NHL.

    Major corporate sponsors are Ford Motor (nyse: F), Coca-Cola

    (nyse: KO), IBM (nyse: IBM), Molson Coors (nyse: TAP), Bank ofMontreal (nyse: BMO), Rogers Communications (nyse: RCI). Naming

    rights sponsoris Air Canada.

    Current Media PartnersTV: CBC/LeafsTV/Sportsnet

    Radio: AM 640 Toronto

    2008-09 TV ratings: NA

    1-Yr Value Chg. 5%

    Ann. Value Chg.2 11% and 17%

    Debt/Value3 31%

    Revenue4 $168 mil

    Operating Inc.5 $78.9 mil

    Player Expenses6 $47 mil

    Gate Receipts7 $77 mil

    Facility Information

    Air Canada Centre

    Owner: Maple Leaf Sports &Entertainment

    Year Opened: 1999Capacity: 18,800

    Cost To Build: $175 milConcessionaire: In-house

    Average Ticket Price: $92

    Sport: Portion of franchise's value

    attributable to revenue shared among all

    teams.

    Market: Portion of franchise's value

    attributable to its city and market size.

    Stadium: Portion of franchise's value

    attributable to its stadium.

    Brand Management: Portion of

    franchise's value attributable to the

    management of its brand.

    Revenues and operating income are for

    2008-09 season and are net of revenue

    sharing.

    NA: Not applicable.

    Team Logos Courtesy NHL.

    AP Photo/Frank Franklin II; Bruce

    Bennett/Getty Images

    RankTeam

    Current Value1-Yr Value Change

    Debt/ValueRevenue

    Operating Income

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