MSGS Madison Square Garden Sports Corp.

Madison Square Garden Sports (MSGS) is preparing to split into two independent, publicly traded companies in late October. This corporate reshuffle can change how investors think about ownership and valuation of its sports franchises. Recent trading has been choppy but upward leaning, with a 7 day share price return of 4.34% and a 30 day gain of 6.29%, while the 1 day move slipped 0.60% to US$413.84 as investors absorb the planned split and recent executive changes. Over a longer horizon,...

Investing.com -- Madison Square Garden Sports Corp (NYSE:MSGS) has formally cleared the path to separate its two flagship franchises, announcing Wednesday that its board of directors approved the spin-off of the New York Rangers business from its New York Knicks operations. The transaction, expected to close on October 26, 2026, will dismantle the combined holding structure in favor of two pure-play public sports entities.

Madison Square Garden Sports has doubled since 2024, but three splits since 2015 lagged the S&P 500. With Knicks and Rangers valued near $15.9 billion versus an $11 billion enterprise value, upside exists, yet Rogers' private minority-stake approach looks smarter.

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Atlanta Braves Holdings is one of only two publicly traded plays on U.S. professional sports, and the company’s stock looks inexpensive, even after a 25% gain this year. The company owns the Atlanta Braves, a premier Major League Baseball franchise, and a real estate development around the team’s home field. The other public U.S. sports team company is Madison Square Garden Sports owner of the New York Knicks and Rangers.

The Rangers, one of the marquee teams in the National Hockey League, were unprofitable in each of the past two fiscal years ending in June. Still, the team’s value keeps going up.

In early August, former Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger and investor Josh Kushner bought a majority stake in the Los Angeles Lakers at a record $12.5 billion valuation—$2.5 billion more than the sale price a year ago. Another is not-so-obvious: tax benefits. Since 2004, pro franchises have been considered “Section 197 intangibles,” says tax expert Robert Willens.

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Madison Square Garden Sports (MSGS) is back in focus after its August 13 earnings release, which showed fourth quarter sales of US$278.75 million and a shift from a prior net loss to net income. See our latest analysis for Madison Square Garden Sports. At a share price of US$407.17, Madison Square Garden Sports has a year to date share price return of 57.29% and a 1 year total shareholder return of 106.05%. The 90 day share price return of 15.82% suggests momentum has strengthened following...

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Madison Square Garden Sports is currently up more than 6% this week, marking its best weekly performance since May. Shares of the champion Knicks and Rangers owner have gained nearly 110% since this time last year and are up four of the past five days.

JPMorgan did some sports-team number-crunching.

Madison Square Garden (NYSE:MSGS) reported fiscal 2026 revenue of $1.15 billion and adjusted operating income of $58.7 million, as the New York Knicks’ championship run drove higher ticketing, merchandise, sponsorship and in-arena spending. For the fiscal fourth quarter, revenue rose to $278.7 mill

Knicks' NBA title fuels a 37% revenue surge and record playoff earnings, while the company navigates tax headwinds and prepares for a strategic separation of its hockey and basketball businesses.

Madison Square Garden Sports Corp. (NYSE:MSGS) shares gained 3.

Madison Square Garden (MSGS) delivered earnings and revenue surprises of +65.28% and +14.59%, respectively, for the quarter ended June 2026. Do the numbers hold clues to what lies ahead for the stock?

Moby summary of Madison Square Garden Sports Corp.'s Q4 2026 earnings call

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The parent of the NBA champion New York Knicks has been rallying on higher pro basketball team valuations.

Yahoo Sports Senior Analyst Kevin O'Connor details how the record $12 billion sale of the Los Angeles Lakers to Bob Iger and Josh Kushner reflects soaring NBA franchise valuations and is expected to drive up price tags for potential expansion teams in Las Vegas and Seattle.