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The vast majority of the names on MSG's banned list belong to people like Justin Brandel: lawyers who are employed at a firm engaged in active litigation against MSG Entertainment's properties, which also includes the Beacon Theatre and Radio City Music Hall in Manhattan, the Chicago Theatre, and the recently opened Sphere in Las Vegas. The list has drawn little media coverage outside of New York. But within the city's legal community, it has become something of a local legend -- the vengeful billionaire who deploys the most modern security technologies available, including facial recognition, to facilitate one of the oldest of human pursuits: settling scores.
Phil de Montmolin: Bill Walton tribute at Dead & Company show at The Sphere in Las Vegas, 5/30/24. #BillWalton
Bill Walton tribute at Dead & Company show at The Sphere in Las Vegas, 5/30/24. #BillWalton pic.twitter.com/cQ9l58SKQR
— Phil de Montmollin (@pdemontmollin) May 31, 2024
Speaking with CNBC host Scott Wapner last Thursday, Jonathan Boyar boldly predicted "it's likely" that after construction on the MSG Sphere is completed, "James Dolan, who controls the company, will sell the teams," - referring to both the Knicks and the Rangers. Boyar added that "private equity has gotten involved in a big way."
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