Pinnacle Sports Portfolio Intra-Quarter Update The Gap Was Narrowing. Then It Wasn’t.

August 14, 2026

Two reported deals in the last two weeks told us the same thing: everything we own is worth more than we thought. Earlier this week, Fenway Sports Group agreed to sell roughly 30% of Liverpool at a reported $8 billion valuation. Later in the week, the Los Angeles Lakers changed hands at a $12.5 billion valuation—just fourteen months after the franchise sold for a then-record $10 billion. In less than a year, the highest price ever paid for an American sports franchise was surpassed by 25%.

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Pinnacle Sports Portfolio Intra-Quarter Update The Gap Was Narrowing. Then It Wasn’t.

August 14, 2026

Two reported deals in the last two weeks told us the same thing: everything we own is worth more than we thought. Earlier this week, Fenway Sports Group agreed to sell roughly 30% of Liverpool at a reported $8 billion valuation. Later in the week, the Los Angeles Lakers changed hands at a $12.5 billion valuation—just fourteen months after the franchise sold for a then-record $10 billion. In less than a year, the highest price ever paid for an American sports franchise was surpassed by 25%.

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