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Justin Teitelbaum

Justin Teitelbaum

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Sports Data Analyst, Forbes

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Total articles 32

  • Forbes Most Valuable MLB Teams 2025 List — What All 30 Clubs Are Worth

    By Justin Teitelbaum| Forbes Verified Three years after the NFL, and just one after the NBA, Major League Baseball has its first $8 billion team: the New York Yankees. The Bronx Bombers, who have led the ranking of baseball’s most valuable clubs every year since Forbes began publishing the list in 1998, are now worth an estimated $8.2 billion.

    By Justin Teitelbaum · Forbes

    Mar. 26, 2025

  • What Time Are NFL Divisional Playoff Games This Weekend? Where To Watch On TV, Cable And Streaming

    By Justin Teitelbaum, Tim Lammers| Forbes Verified The path to the Super Bowl narrows this weekend with NFL’s Divisional Playoff games, with the Baltimore Ravens, Buffalo Bills, Houston Texans and Kansas City Chiefs still in the running for the AFC championship and the Detroit Lions, Los Angeles Rams, Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Commanders are vying for the NFC title. Six teams were knocked out of contention last weekend in the NFL Wildcard Weekend matchups.

    By Justin Teitelbaum, Tim Lammers · Forbes

    Jan. 17, 2025

  • Forbes Most Valuable MLB Teams 2025 List — What All 30 Clubs Are Worth

    By Justin Teitelbaum| Forbes Verified Three years after the NFL, and just one after the NBA, Major League Baseball has its first $8 billion team: the New York Yankees. The Bronx Bombers, who have led the ranking of baseball’s most valuable clubs every year since Forbes began publishing the list in 1998, are now worth an estimated $8.2 billion.

    By Justin Teitelbaum · Forbes

    Mar. 26, 2025

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