Aaron Korolnek (Aaron Korolnik)
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609 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 9 Jul
Aaron Korolnek (Aaron Korolnik)’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Up, up, up, and eventually the bottom falls out and we're at where we are in 2026.
I think eventually that's got to happen with
Sports organizations, it's not just going to continue to go up and up and up, but it has.
And now you wonder how these organizations continue to cut corners and the market inefficiencies to make the valuations continue to rise.
And we've seen this from MLSC over the last couple of years.
We know the cuts that they've made.
Shanahan, Ujiri, there's no president.
I guess Bobby Webster's now, what, the executive vice president of the Toronto Raptors.
But again, he was promoted from within.
There wasn't a new salary, a new person added in.
Maybe a good guy to ask about this is Dwayne Casey, who's going to join us at 5.30 to talk about Kyle Lowry, but also talk about the Toronto Raptors as a whole.
Dwayne was with the Detroit Pistons for a number of years.
That's exactly it as well.
So it's a really fascinating time within the sports world, but I would say MLSC, I mean, the investment in the Toronto Blue Jays, I know it's Rogers and it's a different entity, but it's kind of all within the same realm now.
I don't know if it's a different line in the...
in the finances, but it's all the same corporation operating all the major teams in Toronto now.
Jays, they're spending a lot of money on the Jays.
Kawhi Leonard, the acquisition of him bringing, coming over from the LA Clippers, that's going to put the Raptors in the luxury tax.
It's going to cost them more money in the bottom line.
But those are investments that you need to make if you want to compete.
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