Spurs, a small ball market team, although it doesn't have much money, has become a consistent strong team in the past 20 years with the help of draft. After all, they won the championship five times in the past 20 years. Such a team record should have made the Spurs boss earn a lot of money, but in recent years, the total assets of Spurs boss Pete Holt have not fluctuated much, and have always remained at around $200 million.
I really can't blame him. After all, the entrepreneur who made his fortune by building tractors doesn't have much property, and the market in San Antonio, the city where the Spurs are located, is not big. Therefore, even though the Spurs have been strong for nearly 20 years, Holt has never been able to make a fortune.
Holt's assets have also stabilized at $200 million in recent years, which makes him the poorest boss in the NBA. However, what makes Holt happy is that the current market value of the Spurs has reached 654.38+0.2 billion, which is six times his worth. If he is willing to sell the Spurs, he may eventually gain more than that.