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MSGS Q3 revenue up 2% to $432.2M, but operating income plunges 94% to $2.0M
Revenue $432.2M (+2% YoY); operating income $2.0M (down 94% from $32.3M).
Madison Square Garden Sports appoints Paul DiCicco as CFO effective May 11, 2026
DiCicco appointed EVP, CFO & Treasurer; succeeds Victoria Mink who transitions to EVP, Finance.
MSGS explores tax-free spin-off of Knicks from Rangers; CFO Mink to depart
Board unanimously approved exploration of a tax-free spin-off splitting New York Knicks and Rangers into two public companies.
MSGS Q2 revenue $403.4M (+13% YoY); operating income up 67% to $22.2M
Revenue $403.4M, up 13% YoY from $357.8M; operating income $22.2M vs $13.3M.
MSGS annual meeting results: all directors elected, say-on-pay approved
Class A holders elected four directors (Cohen, Peltz, Seidenberg, Vinciquerra) with majority 'for' votes.
MSG Sports appoints Christopher Ripp as controller/PAO following Shvartsman's departure
Alexander Shvartsman resigned as SVP, Controller & PAO effective Nov 24, 2025, to join MSG Entertainment; no accounting disagreement.
MSG Sports refinances Knicks credit facility to $425M and Rangers facility to $250M, both due 2030
Knicks LLC entered $425M senior secured revolving credit facility maturing Nov 6, 2030; refinanced $267M outstanding from prior facility.
MSGS Q1 revenue down 26% to $39.5M; operating loss widens to $27.4M
Revenue fell 26% YoY to $39.5M from $53.3M; operating loss of $27.4M vs $8.3M loss a year ago.
MSGS reports fiscal Q4 operating loss of $22.6M; full-year adjusted OI down 78%
Full-year revenue $1.039B (+1% YoY); operating income $14.8M (down 90% from $146M).
Knicks, Rangers amend media rights deals with MSG Networks; fees cut 28% and 18%
Knicks media rights fee reduced 28%; Rangers fee cut 18%; both eliminate annual escalator.
MSGS stockholder-approved redomestication from Delaware to Nevada completed June 10
Stockholders approved the redomestication at a special meeting with 50,880,312 votes for, 10,204,353 against, and 257,218 abstentions.
MSGS Q3 revenue falls 1%, operating income plunges 59% on fewer games and lower media fees
Revenue $424.2M, down 1% YoY; operating income $32.3M, down 59% from $79.7M.
MSG Sports cuts Knicks/Rangers media rights fees 28%/18% as part of MSGN debt restructuring
Knicks annual rights fee reduced 28%, Rangers reduced 18%; escalator eliminated; contracts extended to 2028-29 season.
MSGS Q2 revenue +9% to $357.8M but operating income falls 54% to $13.3M
Revenue $357.8M, up $30.9M (+9%) YoY; driven by 3 additional Knicks/Rangers home games.
Madison Square Garden Sports Corp. enters new employment agreement with CFO Victoria M. Mink
Annual base salary not less than $1,000,000 under agreement effective January 1, 2025.
Director Richard D. Parsons resigns from MSGS board; Nelson Peltz gets 41.5% withhold vote
Richard D. Parsons resigned from Board effective Dec 3, 2024 due to health reasons; Board size reduced by one; no replacement nominated.
MSGS Q1 revenue up 24% to $53.3M; operating loss narrows 44%
Revenue $53.3M (+24% YoY); operating loss improved from -$14.8M to -$8.3M.
FY2024 revenue $1.027B (+16% YoY); operating income $146.0M (+71%); adjusted operating income $172.2M (+50%).
Madison Square Garden Sports names Jamaal Lesane permanent COO with $1M salary
Lesane, formerly EVP and General Counsel and interim President/COO, appointed COO effective July 1, 2024.
James L. Dolan renews employment as Executive Chairman/CEO through June 2027
Base salary at least $1.6M; target bonus at least 200% of base salary.
MSG Sports Q3 revenue $430M (+12% YoY); adjusted operating income up 3% to $88.7M
Revenue of $430.0M, up $47.2M (+12%) from prior year; driven by higher ticket, suite, and media rights fees.
Madison Square Garden Sports names Jamaal Lesane interim President and COO
Appointment effective April 3, 2024.
Madison Square Garden Sports President and COO David Hopkinson departs effective April 1, 2024
David Hopkinson, President and COO, separated from the Company effective April 1, 2024.
MSGS Q2 revenue down 8% to $326.9M; operating income falls 44% to $28.8M
Revenue $326.9M, down $26.8M (8%) YoY due to 9 fewer combined Knicks/Rangers home games.
On April 28, 2026, the Board of Directors of Madison Square Garden Sports Corp. (the "Company") appointed Paul DiCicco as Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer effective May 11, 2026 or such later date as may be agreed (the "Commencement Date").
provides for Mr. Lesane’s employment as the Company’s Chief Operating Officer
Madison Square Garden Sports Corp. (the “Company”) appointed Jamaal Lesane, the Company’s Executive Vice President and General Counsel, to serve as the Company’s interim President and Chief Operating Officer effective April 3, 2024.
On April 1, 2024, Madison Square Garden Sports Corp. (the “Company”) announced that David Hopkinson, the Company’s President and Chief Operating Officer, separated from the Company effective April 1, 2024 and will receive severance in accordance with the terms of his employment agreement.
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