Yankees Top CNBC's 2025 MLB Franchise Valuations at $8 Billion

The New York Yankees remain Major League Baseball's most valuable franchise in 2025, topping CNBC’s list at $8 billion, followed by the Los Angeles Dodgers ($5.8 billion) and Boston Red Sox ($4.7 billion). The Philadelphia Phillies are ranked sixth with a value of $3.3 billion, while the Texas Rangers just make the top 10 with $2.75 billion. The Toronto Blue Jays are valued at $2.2 billion, placing them 14th overall; despite strong fan support and recent roster overhauls, they are one of three MLB teams with negative earnings before deductions, though they have no debt and revenues close to the league average. The Blue Jays have been active in the player market but have failed to land top free agents and are criticized for weak player development and a lack of recent everyday talent from their farm system. Despite aggressive moves, Toronto lags behind division rivals in both roster strength and front office reputation. Across the league, all MLB franchises are valued above $1 billion, reflecting the sport’s robust financial health, though some teams, like the Mets, struggle with negative earnings.