New York Knicks expert Alan Hahn put out the king of all dares to LeBron James during ESPN's Thursday morning programming.

LeBron James opted into the final year of his contract with the Los Angeles Lakers a few days ago and everyone has been ...

MSG Networks on Friday morning announced a deal with its lender JPMorgan that allows the regional sports channel to avoid bankruptcy — and potentially pave the way for a merger with the YES Network.

In October, MSG Networks missed a $4.88 million loan payment on its $829.125 million in debt. The regional sports network-which broadcasts the NBA's Knicks and NHL's Rangers, Islanders, Devils and ...

YES and MSG Networks announced earlier this year that they would partner in a JV to launch Gotham Advanced Media and Entertainment (GAME), a streaming-centric company that would also provide ...

MSG Networks first announced in October it was attempting to refinance its term loan and had entered into a forbearance with its lenders. The latest forbearance period ended Thursday (April 24).

MSG Networks has reached a deal to restructure its debt, according to an SEC filing on Friday morning, allowing it to avoid bankruptcy and potentially become a more attractive target for sale.

MSG Networks, meanwhile, is paying a heavy financial price during the standoff. Analysts at Guggenheim, an independent investment bank, estimate that 33% of MSGN’s revenue comes from Altice ...

MSG Networks is a part of Sphere Entertainment Co., one of several publicly traded companies run by James Dolan and his family. The regional sports network also broadcasts New Jersey Devils, ...

MSG Networks is simply throwing out things that are completely inaccurate. Despite our ongoing efforts to reach a fair and reasonable deal for our customers, MSG Networks continues to demand that ...

MSG Networks and YES in January launched Gotham Advanced Media and Entertainment, a joint venture that was to examine ways to monetize the two outlets’ streaming products.

Given MSG Networks’ seeming flexibility on price, one could presume the crux of the issue remains tiering. MSG is willing to accept a lower price to stay on Optimum’s base tier, while Altice ...