Blue Jackets Rank 32nd in CNBC’s 2024 NHL team valuations
CNBC has released their 2024 NHL team valuations, and the Columbus Blue Jackets ranked 32nd in the league.
The article headlines that the average NHL franchise is worth $1.92 billion. It also highlights what every NHL team is worth.
The top team, to no surprise, is the Toronto Maple Leafs, valued at $4 billion. That is followed by the New York Rangers ($3.5B), Montreal Canadiens ($3.1B), Los Angeles Kings ($2.85B), and to round out the top five, the Boston Bruins ($2.75B).
Other notable teams are:
6. Edmonton Oilers: $2.65 billion
7. Chicago Blackhawks: $2.6 billion
10. Detroit Red Wings: $2.05 billion
14. Vegas Golden Knights: $1.85 billion
17. Pittsburgh Penguins: $1.75 billion
20. Seattle Kraken: $1.6 billion
28. Utah Hockey Club: $1.2 billion
31. Winnipeg Jets: $1.1 billion
Lastly, in last place at 32, the Blue Jackets are worth $1 billion; they have $148 million in revenue, which is owned by John McConnell and Nationwide. The Blue Jackets also have a 13% debt as % of value, which is in 25th in the NHL.
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