"Toronto Maple Leafs" are the most valuable NHL team for the third consecutive year, according to "Forbes"

For the third consecutive year, the "Toronto Maple Leafs" have topped the list of the most valuable NHL teams by "Forbes" magazine.

Idman.Biz reports that the average value of the 32 National Hockey League clubs has increased by 15% compared to last year, reaching $2.2 billion.

Forbes' NHL team valuation is based on enterprise value (EV) — equity plus net debt — and reflects the economics of each arena, including non-NHL revenue.

The full list is as follows:

1. Toronto Maple Leafs — $4.4 billion;
2. New York Rangers — $4 billion;
3. Montreal Canadiens — $3.4 billion;
4. Edmonton Oilers — $3.2 billion;
5. Los Angeles Kings — $3.1 billion;
6. Boston Bruins — $2.9 billion
7. Chicago Blackhawks — $2.8 billion
8. Philadelphia Flyers — $2.7 billion
9. Washington Capitals — $2.55 billion
10. Detroit Red Wings — $2.5 billion
11. New Jersey Devils — $2.4 billion
12. Dallas Stars — $2.3 billion
13. Vegas Golden Knights — $2.2 billion
14. Vancouver Canucks — $2.15 billion
15. New York Islanders — $2.1 billion
16. Tampa Bay Lightning — $2.05 billion;
17. Carolina Hurricanes — $2 billion;
18. Colorado Avalanche — $1.95 billion;
19. Calgary Flames — $1.9 billion;
20. Seattle Kraken — $1.85 billion;
21. Minnesota Wild — $1.8 billion;
22. Pittsburgh Penguins - $1.75 billion;
23. Florida Panthers - $1.7 billion;
24. Nashville Predators - $1.6 billion;
25. St. Louis Blues - $1.55 billion;
26. San Jose Sharks — $1.5 billion
27. Utah Mammoths — $1.45 billion
28. Anaheim Ducks — $1.4 billion
29. Ottawa Senators — $1.375 billion
30. Winnipeg Jets — $1.35 billion
31. Buffalo Sabres — $1.325 billion
32. Columbus Blue Jackets — $1.3 billion

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