Last week I posed five questions whose answers will define the Knicks off-season. At the top of the list was what would happen with the Knicks’ coaching situation. Now, despite the availability of the man considered by many as the greatest coach of all-time, I have learned that the organization… Read More →
Licenses to kill are a funny thing. On one hand, those who hold them are empowered to eliminate threats at will without fear of consequence. On the other, meting out the ultimate justice requires patience, discretion and steely professionalism. And so it was yesterday at the World’s Most Famous Arena,... Read More →
When it comes to dream jobs, it may be impossible to land a gig better than Scott O’Neil’s. As President of Madison Square Garden Sports, the 42-year-old executive occupies unique real estate at the intersection of professional sports and big business, but from his perspective, he wouldn’t have it any… Read More →
Some of y’all know me as a securities lawyer (by day, anyway), so naturally, I found this piece by George Liu over at The Motley Fool Blog Network to be quite Linteresting: The Overview It’s not everyday that the athletic prowess of a single person propels an entire company’s shares… Read More →
The New York Knicks have a dream. A dream that one day every valley shall be exalted, every hill and mountain shall be made low, the rough places will be made plain, and the crooked places will be made straight, and the glory of an NBA Championship shall be revealed,... Read More →
