1 position: Ballmer (33 1 billion dollars)
Clippers owner Ballmer is not only the richest boss in the NBA, but also the richest boss in the four major sports leagues in North America. He worked in Microsoft for 33 years, until he became the president of the company. 2065438+In August 2004, $2 billion bought the Clippers.
Second place: paul allen ($20.5 billion)
Pioneer boss paul allen is one of the founders of Microsoft. 1975 co-founded Microsoft with Bill Gates, holding 40% of the company's shares. His investment scope is wide, including sports, multimedia, cable TV and electrical appliances.
Third place: Mickey Allison ($9.8 billion)
Aresen, the owner of Heat, is the owner of Carnival Cruise Group, the largest cruise company in the world.
Fourth place: prokhorov ($8.9 billion)
Prokhorov, the owner of the Nets, is one of the richest men in Russia. Onexim Group, which he founded, is one of the major fund investment companies in Russia. Its investment scope covers mining, financial services, real estate, media, public facilities and technological innovation.
Fifth place: Stan kroenke ($5.8 billion).
Kroenke, the owner of the Nuggets, is a professional sports investor. In addition to the Nuggets, he also owns NHL team Colorado Avalanche, NFL team St. Louis Ram, MLS team Colorado Rapids and Premier League team Arsenal.
Sixth place: dan gilbert ($5.7 billion)
Knight boss Gilbert mainly has two assets, one is quicken loans, which runs the loan business, and the other is Rock Ventures, a venture capital company. The former is the largest online mortgage retailer in the United States, and the latter is an investment company, whose main investment fields include finance, gambling, real estate and technology.
Seventh place: Richard Devosse ($5.4 billion).
Magic boss Devosse is the founder of Amway Group, a beauty and nutrition giant. At present, Amway's business has spread to more than 80 countries and regions on five continents, with more than 6,543,800 employees and more than 3 million marketers worldwide.
Eighth place: James Dolan ($4 billion)
Knicks boss Dolan is the president of American cable TV company.
Ninth place: Robert Pella ($3.9 billion)
Grizzly bear boss Pella is only 40 years old this year and is the president of a technology company in Silicon Valley.
No.65438: Tom Gals ($3.3 billion)
Gore bought the piston on 20 1 1, but he didn't often appear in Detroit, but lived in California for many years. He owns an investment company in Los Angeles, whose main business is to acquire some small companies with potential, develop them vigorously, and then sell them at high prices.
No. 10: mark cuban ($3.3 billion)
Cuban is one of the most famous bosses in the NBA and is called the best boss in the league by his friends. He is a typical representative of starting from scratch, and has founded two companies successively. The first company made him a billionaire, and the second company made him a billionaire.
No. 12: Josh Harris, owner of the 76 ers (3 1 100 million dollars)
13: Herbert Simon, owner of the Pacers ($2.7 billion).
Issue 14: Tom Benson, the owner of the pelican ($2.6 billion).
Issue 15: Alexander, the owner of the rocket (1900 million USD)
No. 16: Glenn Taylor, owner of timberwolves (1.78 billion USD).
No 17: Mark Lasry, owner of Bucks (159 million USD).
No. 18: Joe Lacob, the boss of Warriors (1500 million USD)
Issue 19: Anthony Resler, the boss of the eagle (1.43 billion USD).
20th place: Bull boss Jerry Leinsdorf (141million dollars).
No.21:Bumblebee boss Jordan (136438+0 million USD)
22nd place: Miller Family, Jazz Boss (165438+700 million USD).
23rd place: Wizards boss Ted Leonsis ($65.438 billion)
24th place: Wiewecke Rana Dave, the king's boss ($700 million).
25th place: Buss family, owner of the Lakers ($600 million).
26th place: Sun boss Robert Sawa ($480 million).
27th place: Thunder boss Clayton Bennett ($400 million).
27th place: Celtic boss Vic Groesbeck ($400 million).
29th place: Spurs boss peter holt ($200 million).