Does It Make Sense for Madison Square Garden to Split?

The transcript discusses the valuation of sports franchises, particularly focusing on the Knicks and Clippers, and the impact of media deals on these valuations. It explores the dynamics of public companies, shareholder value, and the strategic decisions behind owning and controlling revenue streams in sports and entertainment. The conversation also touches on the importance of live sports in the media landscape and the implications for minority shareholders.

What are the potential benefits of separating Madison Square Garden from the Knicks?

In what ways does live sports maintain its value in the current media landscape?

What challenges do minority shareholders face in a company controlled by a single family?