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here's nonpareil reaction to the Tolliverian concern that I think does make sense, and it has nothing to do with wishin' and hopin' and prayin' for a favorable deal before the NBA expires in a puff of smoke. It flips the question: why are people lining up to sell their NBA franchises right now?
To be frank, a couple of the franchise changeovers lacked a choice: Abe Pollin and Bill Davidson passed away, and their families wanted to sell their respective teams (Washington Wizards, Detroit Pistons). But that doesn't explain why Bruce Ratner sold the New Jersey Nets (he was losing tons of money on the Nets and needed more investment money pumped into Atlantic Yards) or why Chris Cohan sold the Golden State Warriors (he is a merciful man who had sucked enough souls out of the Bay Area as to survive three more centuries) or why Robert Johnson sold the 

nba jerseys Charlotte Bobcats (he couldn't afford to lose more money) or why George Shinn sold the Hornets (he couldn't afford to lose more money) or why Comcast sold the Philadelphia 76ers (it wasn't making any money) and why the Spirit is selling the Hawks (can't afford to lose more money).

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