New York Knicks, Rangers Officially Split Into Separate Publicly Traded Companies

New York Post (10/27/26) Zilber, Ariel The NBA's New York Knicks and the NHL's New York Rangers have officially split into separate publicly traded companies, giving investors the opportunity to put their money behind either team. The former's parent company now trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker MSGK, while the Rangers have their own stock under the symbol MSGR. James Dolan, who is retaining control of both Madison Square Garden franchises, collected a one-time $10 million cash bonus for his role in pulling off the break-up. Read the full story from  New York Post .