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1994 MLB Franchise Valuations

This is a team-by-team valuations listings for the 1994 season. The calculation is designed to show how much each team is worth. The average team was worth $110,500,000. You can also view figures for 1995 or 1995. You may wish to view revenues/expenses for 1994. Other financial information is available for many seasons using the tool on the right.

1994 VALUATIONS 1994 VALUATIONS 1993/1995 RANK TEAM VALUATION 1 New York Yankees  $185,000,000  2 Baltimore Orioles  $164,000,000  3 Texas Rangers  $157,000,000  4 Chicago White Sox  $152,000,000  5 Toronto Blue Jays  $146,000,000  6 Boston Red Sox  $143,000,000  7 Los Angeles Dodgers  $143,000,000  8 Chicago Cubs  $135,000,000  9 New York Mets  $134,000,000  10 Atlanta Braves  $120,000,000  11 Colorado Rockies  $117,000,000  12 St. Louis Cardinals  $110,000,000  13 Cleveland Indians  $103,000,000  14 San Francisco Giants  $102,000,000  15 Oakland Athletics  $101,000,000  16 Philadelphia Phillies  $96,000,000  17 Kansas City Royals  $96,000,000  18 Florida Marlins  $92,000,000  19 Houston Astros  $92,000,000  20 Anaheim Angels  $88,000,000  21 Cincinnati Reds  $84,000,000  22 Detroit Tigers  $83,000,000  23 Minnesota Twins  $80,000,000  24 Seattle Mariners  $76,000,000  25 Montreal Expos  $76,000,000  26 Milwaukee Brewers  $75,000,000  27 San Diego Padres  $74,000,000  28 Pittsburgh Pirates  $70,000,000

Source: Financial World MLB Valuations for 1994.

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