The Warriors finished last season with the second highest net income in the NBA, according to an ESPN report published Tuesday. Golden State reportedly brought in roughly $92 million, which accounts for the $42 million it shed in revenue sharing. That only ranks behind a Lakers franchise that, despite winning just 26 games, recorded a net income of more than $115 million. Per ESPN, the Warriors netted $44.3 million from just nine playoff games last season, more than double that of the second-place Cavaliers, who netted $20 million. It is just the latest marker of Golden State's evolution into a business juggernaut.