Per the $ amount in an expensive area like Baltimore that's really not a lot of money. If there was that much money in it I'm sure he would have pushed for multiple teams at age groups like FCA. Some of the NY clubs have additional fees if you are a starter to get extra practice. If it works great. Other then getting holdbacks none of his plans seem to result in much.
To run a club w more than about 8-9 teams means hiring more admin staff because you can't do it alone. There's a "saddle" of net revenue to add a few more teams. He'd work less, but make less. To punch past it, you'd have to double the teams.
FCAs economics are very different in that they have an entire fundraising arm and legit donor banquets that could handle some "director of ops" salaries.
The biggest things Millon has demonstrated are #1 that you can get rich-adjacent in lacrosse alone, and #2 with enough attention and directed focus, you can make a natural top 200 player (McCabe) the best player in the country.
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