At present, the richest boss in the league is Paul Allen of the Trailblazers. The former Microsoft president has a net worth of $20 billion. He bought the Trailblazers at 1988 for 70 million dollars, and now the market value of this team has risen to 227 million dollars. During Allen 17 years, Blazers 15 made the playoffs, won the division championship three times and won the western conference championship twice, but never won the championship. Followed by Heat owner Mitch Areson (net worth of $5.8 billion), Pistons owner William Davidson (net worth of $3.5 billion) and Pacers owner Herb Simon (net worth of $3.5 billion), their teams have market capitalization of $362 million, $402 million and $324 million respectively.

Mark cuban, known as the "crazy boss", has a personal asset of $654.38+0.8 billion. He bought the Mavericks for $280 million in 2000, and now the value of this team has reached $403 million. During Cuban's five years in charge of the Mavericks, he reached the playoffs five times and won the division championship 1 time. Leslie alexander, the owner of the Rockets, looks shabby. His personal assets are only $80 million, tied with peter holt of the Spurs for the first place in the league. Alexander bought the rocket at 1993 for 85 million yuan. In the following 12 year, the Rockets reached the playoffs for 8 times, won the division championship for 1 time, won the western conference championship for 2 times and won the championship for 2 times. The current market value has reached 422 million US dollars.

Rank 30 NBA bosses according to their personal assets. The top ten are as follows: Paul Allen (Trailblazer, 8 billion), Mitch Aresson (Heat, 5.8 billion), William Davidson (Spurs, 3.5 billion), Herb Simon (Pacers, 3.5 billion) and Rick Devosse (Magic, 3.4 billion). 65.438+0.8 billion), Stan kroenke (Nuggets, 65.438+0.8 billion), Michael Heisley (Grizzly Bear, 850 million) and Robert Johnson (Bobcats, 750 million).