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# The Dime💰- The Jalen Brunson Effect
- URL: https://www.duethedilly.com/the-dime-the-jalen-brunson-effect/
- Published: 2026-06-05T11:30:52.000Z
- Updated: 2026-06-05T11:33:02.000Z
- Description: "I just want to win" - Jalen Brunson
- Author: Carl Joseph-Black
- Tags: The Dime, #encypher-signed

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In the summer of 2024, Jalen Brunson signed a four-year, $156.5 million extension with the Knicks󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅠󠄇󠆀󠇑󠅅󠇭󠄡󠅫󠅓󠄓󠆄󠅯󠇥󠄙︌︋󠆛󠄽󠅕󠆍󠅫󠇤󠄮󠄶󠆗󠆷󠅔󠇎󠅸󠅰󠆗󠆜󠆽󠆥󠄝󠅀󠅟󠅋󠆯󠄪. On the surface that sounds like a lot of money󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄨︆󠅬󠇁󠄮󠅘󠅓󠇚󠅽󠆙󠄌󠅑󠇀󠄭󠆵󠅁󠅠󠆋󠇞󠇥󠆠󠅐󠅪󠄁󠆩︁󠅠󠆌󠆵󠄓󠄽󠇠󠆮󠇓󠆢󠇊󠅭󠄅󠇚󠆏. And it is󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅌󠆪󠄱󠅶󠅗️󠅿󠅅󠄊󠅐󠆪󠄆󠇊󠇜󠆮󠄊󠄚󠄬󠆟󠅈󠇞󠆨󠄈󠅀󠄩󠅠󠅃󠇦󠅁󠅨︊󠄧󠆽󠇆︄󠇆󠄊󠅄󠆁󠆶. But context matters here󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅑󠆫󠄸󠄦󠇍󠅷󠆲︎󠆴󠆆󠅾󠆰󠄱󠄢󠆭󠇦󠇜󠇬󠄬󠇍󠆄󠅁󠅰󠇄󠆛󠅶󠄔󠆟󠅟󠅾️󠄈󠄩󠆼󠄨󠇗󠇎󠄭󠇕︊. He was eligible for a five-year, $269 million max deal the following offseason󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅋󠅱󠄃󠄰󠅞󠅬︉󠇆󠄬󠄨︁󠄍󠆼󠇬󠆖󠇜󠇞󠅅󠇣󠅭︋󠅉󠆯󠆣󠆲󠆊󠆐󠇧󠇏󠆞󠅇󠅯󠅣󠄌󠅔󠄑󠆯󠇜󠆬󠇎. He walked away from it󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇄󠄸󠆐󠅳󠆨󠆗󠆺󠆆󠇩󠄒󠆂󠆥󠅏󠆙󠅼︂󠆐󠆡󠆈󠄒󠆌󠄼󠄄󠅢󠅂󠅯󠅺󠅺󠇘︅󠄎󠄻󠆦󠇕󠇧󠆔󠅓󠆤󠇨󠇏. Voluntarily󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅤󠅔󠇂󠄅󠄭󠅭󠅻󠅛󠆚󠇞󠇟󠄙󠆯󠅝󠇩󠅶󠇪󠆚󠄍󠆹󠅟󠄜󠅌󠆚󠅝󠆃︁󠅯󠅲󠇜󠅽︊󠄮󠄃󠄴󠆁󠄞󠄹󠅩󠇖. That is a $113 million headline gap, or roughly $37 million in real near-term dollars when you account for the fourth-year player option he kept󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇄󠅇󠇔󠅄󠇟󠅰󠅝󠇔󠅂󠅚︉󠅽󠆄󠇕󠆥󠅎︈󠄒󠅟󠅦︉󠅧󠆵󠄕󠆸󠄴󠇟󠄉󠇡󠄙󠄪󠆩︀󠅀󠅁󠆩󠄆󠆥︆󠅒. Either way you cut it, no NBA star does this.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅘󠆏󠅌󠇓󠅸󠄄󠄠󠅷󠆷󠇄󠇣󠆋󠄝󠅭󠆥󠆨󠇡󠄪󠆛󠅟󠅙︂󠄕󠅧󠆗󠆌󠄐󠆮󠇚󠆻󠇨󠆚󠇙󠄅󠅶󠄺󠅎󠅕󠄕󠅻The reason he gave󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆡󠅕󠅖󠅇󠆋󠅭󠅇󠆪󠅆󠅠󠅿󠇙︂󠆢󠇑󠆥󠄈󠄖󠇤󠄮󠅅󠅚󠄡󠇣󠆩󠇎󠅄󠆧󠇌󠄒󠅽󠆹󠅢󠆻󠇝󠇎󠄱󠅍󠄸󠆓? He wanted to win󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄫︂󠆴󠇜󠄬󠇂󠆏󠆂󠄰󠄚󠅉󠄚󠇨󠇒󠅩󠇟󠆂󠄝󠇁󠄦󠆌󠄾󠆖󠇡󠇌󠄴󠆏󠅥󠄦󠇅󠅈󠅤󠄃󠆩󠆺󠇃󠄕󠅝󠇐󠄌. And he was honest about the psychology of it too󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅇󠄶󠅶󠅪︈󠆎󠅚󠇎󠅟󠄏󠄚󠆊󠄛󠅳󠅶󠆥󠆔󠄦󠄍󠆤󠄑󠆟󠆴󠄅󠅿󠇟󠆥󠇆󠄵󠇫󠇁󠆞󠆛󠄪󠆤󠆹󠅥󠅋󠄼󠆬. Playing without a contract hanging over his head freed him up mentally󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇚󠆤󠇡󠅬󠆴󠅜󠄩󠅌󠇆󠆌󠇒󠆸󠇪󠅘️󠆌󠅟󠅸󠄃󠅱󠄁󠄪󠄠󠇑󠆕󠆹󠇛︁󠆫󠇔󠆧󠇫󠅊󠄙󠅸󠅲󠅧󠆸󠆉󠄪. No pressure to perform for a paycheck󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇏󠆫︊󠅣󠆃󠅣󠄫󠇍󠄷󠅙󠄰󠄒󠅌󠆘󠅢󠇇󠇦󠄘󠇗󠄳󠄕󠅖󠄈󠄝󠆮︎󠆋󠄤󠇊󠆢󠄦︅︌󠇂󠆍󠅞︉󠇁️󠆤. Just basketball󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆉󠅅󠅦󠆻󠅗︋󠅝󠆘󠅕󠅩󠄮󠇋󠆘󠅍󠆹󠇋󠆀󠇮󠅇󠇪󠄚󠅣󠆞󠅏󠄯󠅅󠄒󠆌󠄎󠇑󠇕󠅐󠅣󠇨󠄓󠆷󠆄󠆝︅󠅀. That mindset showed up in his game and it showed up in the Knicks' results󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇍󠅈󠄑󠄭󠆂󠆔︈󠇦󠆿󠄽󠄼󠅞󠇮󠅦󠄺󠆚󠅩󠇭󠇤󠇯󠅃󠅢󠄑󠄜󠄤󠅫󠅗󠇁󠅋󠄩󠆥󠇥󠄀󠅙󠄲󠄭󠄑󠆤󠇛󠆉. Here's this week's edition of The Dime💰, the Jalen Brunson Effect.

### 󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇋󠄈󠆧︀󠆟󠅔󠅄󠇮󠆐󠆻󠄶󠅚󠇙󠆶󠆽󠄗󠆕󠅭︆︆󠇗󠆺󠄊󠆐󠆖󠅐󠅹︆󠄆󠅿󠆣󠆽󠆺󠅂󠄳󠅻󠆥󠆸󠄘󠅣WHAT IT UNLOCKED

Here is where the business side gets interesting󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅔󠄪󠆓󠆾󠅪󠇤󠅶󠆱󠆀󠅧󠆗󠆀󠆵󠄕󠇌󠆒󠅄󠆗󠇧󠅣󠄆󠇋󠆖󠆭󠅦󠇪󠅞󠇍󠇂󠇬󠆿󠆤󠄧󠇞󠄮󠅥󠄹󠇚󠆘󠇖. Brunson's deal kept his cap hit below 23% of the salary cap for the life of the contract󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇂󠄐󠅬󠇀󠆹󠆟󠄖󠅚󠅝󠅵󠅈󠆀󠅢󠇔󠄓󠅟󠅱󠆤󠇨󠇆󠅴󠅯󠇚󠄿󠅈󠄂︇󠅠󠅉󠅾󠄤󠄄󠄴󠄫󠆩󠇀󠇄󠇓󠄾󠅞. That one decision created the structural room for everything else the Knicks built around him.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆜󠆉︂󠄄󠅣󠆏󠅳︆󠇓󠄻󠇞󠆑󠆊︄︍󠆉󠆵󠄀󠅺󠆿󠇧󠇔󠆢︁︍󠅅︁󠇌󠄿󠆎󠄨󠆘󠅂󠇔󠅽󠅱󠅔󠆢󠄂󠄝The O.G. Anunoby extension󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆪󠄵󠅘󠇝󠄧︁󠅪󠄈󠅺󠆆󠅯󠇥︇︍󠄷󠄅︌󠅹󠅫󠇚󠅕󠅎󠄴󠄟󠆆󠄜︊󠅁󠅓󠆦󠆉︍󠅾󠆮︋󠅳󠄰󠆣󠆚󠇕? Cap-dependent󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅤󠄨󠅦󠄐󠆤󠇘󠆰󠇖󠇉󠇉󠇠󠅁󠅨󠅣󠆫󠅶󠅌󠄤󠆑󠅏󠆵󠆈󠅂󠆝󠄯󠄉󠇋︋󠄾󠄙︁󠅶󠄚󠄓󠇥󠅯󠅟󠆓󠆷󠅍. The Karl-Anthony Towns trade󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢︋󠇈󠆉󠅗󠇩󠅛󠅸󠄶󠅰󠇉󠅽󠆄󠄧󠆸󠇯󠄢󠇐󠅕󠆱󠅝󠅝󠄻󠅆󠅠󠄑󠅏󠇚󠄅󠄊󠆚󠅽󠇒󠇯󠅟󠄙󠄷󠄾󠅆󠅀󠆲? Could not have happened at max Brunson money󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄬󠅾󠄳󠆂󠇇󠅻󠅤󠅺󠄓󠄲󠆤󠅂󠆏󠇝󠆶󠅾︃󠅍󠄏󠇁󠄙󠅢󠅐󠇆󠅔󠆮󠇆󠆷󠅶󠅓󠄜󠄹󠄰󠄠󠇣󠆍󠆛󠅥󠇊󠅀. Under a full max deal, the Knicks would have been sitting above $205 million in payroll, locked above the second apron, and shut out of virtually every roster-building tool the new CBA offers󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇇󠄄️󠇘󠅞󠄩󠆯󠅺󠆇󠅧󠇎󠄺󠅆󠅥︍󠆌󠆺󠅪󠇤󠄭󠆩󠆸󠅁󠇨󠆺󠇡󠅚󠄾󠇠󠄡󠆳󠄏󠅁󠄾󠄋󠇮󠄗󠄯󠅕󠆔. Instead, they had flexibility󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇡󠇮󠅕󠆲󠆽󠆶󠅞󠄚󠄨󠄾󠄴󠇯󠅗󠆠󠆓󠆍󠅎󠄖󠆾󠄲󠆢󠅴󠄏󠆬󠆱󠇚󠅲󠅴󠅃󠇇󠅸󠇆󠆔󠄉󠄚︋󠅴󠄵󠆤󠆬. And they used it.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅯󠆗󠅏󠄣󠇍󠆲󠆴󠄋󠄥󠄋󠇅󠅜󠄊︈󠆮󠄒󠄐󠆜󠅎󠅤󠄋󠅠󠄶󠆘󠆕󠇋󠇭󠆦󠆿󠆂󠇗󠅍󠇈󠇥󠇄︅󠆵󠄝󠆙󠄑While other contenders were falling apart financially, the Knicks were quietly building󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢︁󠇕󠅖󠇠󠇍󠇪󠇠󠇏󠆔󠆫󠅯󠆇󠇪󠆡󠄪󠄀󠇪󠄱󠄬󠄘󠄳󠆡󠆂󠄅︁󠄣󠅛󠅙󠆦󠄎󠅐󠇞︅󠆧󠇤󠄡󠇅󠅘󠆫󠅁. The Celtics entered this offseason looking at a luxury tax bill approaching half a billion dollars󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆐󠇇󠆄󠄇󠅡󠄞︇󠄃󠇁󠅃󠆣︇󠆺󠆬󠅂󠄯󠅞󠄴󠆝󠇫︎󠄛󠅋󠅰󠄿󠅃󠅵󠆡󠆆︀󠄳︊󠅟󠆾︍󠄢󠇘󠄦󠅃󠇤. The Cavs and Nuggets had similar headaches󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅷󠅎󠅃󠅲󠇊󠅃󠅖󠇅󠆚󠅝󠆁󠅰󠅋󠆷󠄹󠆹󠇍󠆬󠇧󠅠󠅷󠆢󠅴︋󠄐󠄃󠅒󠆡󠅙󠅔︅󠆨󠄓󠅡󠅓󠅣󠆉󠅸󠄸󠇟. The Knicks ran their core back intact and improved󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆼󠆊󠆪󠄪︈󠆄󠆕󠅮󠆊󠄞󠆓󠄡󠄹󠇝︈󠅷󠄍󠇣󠄴󠇑󠅌󠇓󠆟󠄎󠇘󠇓󠇝󠄘󠆤󠄬󠄤󠄁󠆼󠆢󠄻󠄙󠆏󠅿󠅲󠄤. That is a direct result of Brunson's 2024 decision.

### 󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅮󠄊󠆵󠄿󠄼󠄦󠇣󠆖󠅺󠇯󠆌󠆃󠆒󠅔󠅇󠄝󠅸︉󠅚󠄳󠅃󠇋󠅀󠄁󠅃󠅛󠅩󠄃󠄺󠇎󠇎󠅹󠄒󠇦︉︅󠄆️󠇘󠇎WHAT IT DID TO THE STOCK

Now let's talk MSGS󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅧󠅤󠆖󠆝󠅬󠅾󠄇󠅙󠆞󠇫󠄥󠆀󠄮󠆡󠆰︂󠄢󠇃󠅸󠄇󠅘󠇇󠄱󠆩󠇁󠆁󠇀︊󠅗︌󠅢󠇉󠄐󠄯󠇞󠆠󠅪󠆪󠄻󠆀. Madison Square Garden Sports Corp. trades on the NYSE and is the holding company for the Knicks and the Rangers󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇔󠅬󠇅󠄻󠄪︃󠅣︉󠅒󠆟󠇍󠆥󠆣󠅥󠅒󠇓󠇊󠄲󠄙󠅗󠄵󠆩󠆫󠄼󠆅󠅿󠇙󠄰󠅏󠅕󠅡󠆨󠅀󠆅󠅟󠆏󠅩󠄩󠇬󠆣. It is one of only two publicly traded North American sports franchise holding companies in existence󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅺󠄸󠅇󠇟󠇊󠅪󠄂󠅙󠄣󠅚󠅑󠇦󠄋󠅿󠅽︄󠅟󠄦󠄼󠄣󠅔󠇄󠇂󠅉󠆰󠅮󠅘󠅊󠅁󠇏󠆧󠆯󠇕󠅉󠅹󠇧󠅸󠅣󠆫󠇗. So when the Knicks win, the market pays attention.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆈󠆀󠆴󠅂󠄈︇︅󠆊󠅃󠆁󠆬󠅔󠇕󠆰󠆿󠇉󠆬󠄛󠅐󠄳󠆈󠅂󠅺󠇂󠄪󠆙󠄖󠆈󠇫󠇌󠇞󠅂󠆷󠆃󠄽󠅻󠆺󠄉󠇠󠄆After the Knicks swept the Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference Finals last week, MSGS hit an all-time high of $383 per share󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆗󠆔󠅭󠄜󠇎󠆤󠇫󠅆󠅅︍󠆡󠄜󠆴󠆙󠆒󠅙󠅍󠅮󠄣󠅁󠇛󠄇󠅞󠅯󠅈󠆸󠄒󠇌󠅌󠅖󠄯󠆑󠆕󠇥󠅫󠆢󠄑󠇎󠆞󠅈. The stock is up over 90% in the past year and roughly 40% year-to-date󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅑󠄟󠆚󠆯󠆂󠆏󠄇󠄷󠅔︇󠆳󠅙󠅷󠅲󠆐󠅊󠄳󠄋󠆩󠆙󠆥󠆅󠇔󠇍󠅼󠇋󠅰󠅎󠅭󠅳󠆁󠆾󠅒󠄵󠇒󠆽󠄡󠄇󠅷󠇐. Analysts at Guggenheim have a price target of $470\. [󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅜󠇀󠄾󠇑󠄙󠆂󠄳󠅟󠇀󠅕󠄻󠅠󠅶󠅬󠅥󠅙󠆹󠅓󠅍󠆔󠆈󠆪󠄚︉󠆘󠇙󠆡󠇥󠆋󠆶󠇡󠆔󠇈󠆆󠆚󠅹󠅦󠆡󠇅󠆼Sportico values the Knicks alone at $9.85 billion](https://www.sportico.com/business/finance/2025/new-york-knicks-rangers-msgs-stock-1234874384/?ref=duethedilly.com), the Rangers at $3.65 billion󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅥󠅧󠆋󠆥󠄌󠆰󠅺󠄎󠄩︊󠇔󠄽󠆇󠄯󠇅󠆴󠄰󠆙󠅲󠇇󠆡︈󠆂󠆗󠆋󠅠󠅢󠅸󠅔󠇄󠅭󠆤󠄢󠅪󠅂󠆈󠅬󠄏󠆏󠅑. That is a combined $13.5 billion in private market value sitting inside a company whose enterprise value has persistently traded at a discount to that number󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇉󠄤󠆺󠅙󠇜󠄼󠇝󠅣󠆵󠅴󠆟󠆙󠅌󠆰︄󠇯󠇊󠄜󠄅󠄕󠅢󠄤󠄿󠅂︁󠅠󠄠󠆋󠇈󠆻󠇚󠆐󠆵󠇧󠅩󠄧󠄋󠇌󠇘󠄍. That gap is the whole bull case for MSGS investors and it has been compressing fast.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆫󠄁󠅠󠄲󠄳󠅆󠅚󠇟︋󠅌󠄺󠇂󠅕󠄇󠅗󠆚󠇬󠅘󠄟󠆾󠄎󠅷󠆇︊󠆘󠅮󠄉󠄔󠆼󠄻󠇛󠅠󠄗󠇆󠅞󠇨󠄻󠄀︃󠆱Playoff basketball is not just good for the soul at MSG󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇬󠇒󠅢󠄆︉︁󠆻󠄗󠇤󠅤󠄓󠄲󠆈󠅈󠇁󠅨󠄲󠄆󠆼󠆐󠅿󠄍󠅘󠆃󠅰󠆾󠇁︀󠄼󠇤󠇕󠇯󠇕󠇡󠆴󠆁󠅏󠄳︊󠄝. It is a direct revenue driver󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅮󠇎󠅺󠆲︎󠄽󠆬󠄰󠅽󠄡󠇣󠄄󠆤󠄮󠅱󠇐󠄈󠆷󠆺󠅬󠇐󠄣󠄛󠆉󠇦󠅻󠆏󠅷󠅈󠄿󠅹󠅒󠅯󠄼󠆙󠇕󠆮󠄕󠆳󠅁. Home games in the first round generate roughly $8 million per game in tickets, suites, concessions, and merchandise󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇍󠇊󠄑󠆩󠄁󠆓󠇡󠄸󠄧󠆘󠅾󠆌󠄭󠄕󠄟󠄅󠅄󠆥󠇗󠄴󠄭󠇜󠄛󠄔󠄂󠇖󠅄󠄺󠆟󠄦󠆂󠆵󠄺󠄞󠄮󠆱󠄫󠄥󠄷󠅁. That jumps to $12 million per game in the second round and $17 million in the conference finals󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄀󠆘󠇩︀󠆉󠆲󠇣󠄺󠄹󠅸󠆐󠅧󠆦󠄲󠅲︇󠄊︅󠆏󠅕󠄃󠇞󠄅󠇫󠄓󠄈󠆓󠅾󠆙󠄼󠆉󠄞︇󠆆󠄿󠅾︆󠄬󠄇︋. Finals games are expected to clear $20 million per contest󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄊󠇫󠅱󠄧󠅠󠅥󠅋󠅔󠅙󠄪󠄢󠇛󠇔󠅙󠆞󠆾󠆏󠄄󠇒󠇌󠄭󠄡󠄝󠅴󠆊󠄭󠆲︊󠆤󠄺󠄢󠅊󠅲󠆤󠆃󠆽󠆡󠆝󠇇󠄰. One deep run can produce $140 million or more in incremental operating income󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢︉󠆋󠅎󠇜󠅟󠅒󠅍󠄛󠄘︀󠅛󠇢󠅄︀󠄓󠇎󠆻󠅈󠄜︎󠅙󠄵󠅇󠆳󠆼󠅓󠅵󠆅󠆥󠆽󠄧󠅦󠇬󠆵󠆛󠆗󠆑󠆑󠇫︂. That is real money flowing through to a publicly traded equity.

[󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆨󠇅󠄤󠄪󠆅󠇗󠅱󠄞󠄂󠆿󠇪󠅴︇󠆨󠇍󠄸󠅗󠇒󠇫󠅎󠄲󠆺󠄾󠆟󠅸󠆿︅󠆑󠇒󠅹󠇍󠅬󠅘︎󠇠󠄦󠅼󠄹󠇁󠇓MSGS is also pursuing a tax-free spin-off of the Rangers](https://investor.msgsports.com/press-releases/news-details/2026/Madison-Square-Garden-Sports-Corp--Files-Initial-Form-10-Registration-Statement-for-Proposed-Spin-Off-of-Rangers-Business-from-Knicks-Business/default.aspx?ref=duethedilly.com) into a standalone public entity󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄇󠄴󠅅󠆃󠆨︅󠇣󠆵󠆡󠅇󠅳󠆅󠇌󠄕󠆱󠆳󠅫󠄷󠇀󠄅󠅋󠇁󠅱󠅔󠆋󠄞󠆆󠄂︃󠇯󠄩󠆼󠇄󠄆󠅢︂󠄳󠄟󠆽󠆘. The idea is that separating the two franchises would force the market to value each independently and close the discount to private market value󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇡󠆔󠆜󠅜󠅁󠆐󠆑󠄩󠇮︀󠆛󠄳󠄽󠅹󠇩󠆨️󠆟󠅃󠇁󠄲󠆷󠅘󠅢󠄘󠇇󠅘󠄂󠅝󠄾󠅄󠅚󠇢󠅤󠆌󠅗󠆌󠄶󠆭󠅀. The Knicks making the Finals right now is the best possible advertisement for that transaction.

### 󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄃󠆡󠆙󠅳󠅢󠆁󠆷󠅦󠅻󠄊󠄾󠇢󠅸󠄴󠇯󠅹󠅾󠄬󠄁󠆀󠅻󠆦󠄈󠇡󠅞󠇠󠇫󠆞󠅊󠄨󠅬󠄈󠇞󠅨󠄸󠄭󠆾󠄷️︂THE RULE CHANGE NOBODY IS TALKING ABOUT

Here is the part of this story that deserves a lot more attention󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄹󠇇󠄒󠇕︅󠇓󠅷󠅻󠅽󠇛󠇇󠇀󠅙󠄀󠄶󠇁󠄳󠇣󠄂󠇐󠄇󠅫󠇗󠆟󠆰󠄼󠇉󠇔󠅳󠅆󠅆󠇛󠄎󠄃󠅻󠇑󠅛︎󠆅󠄄. The 2023 NBA collective bargaining agreement introduced a provision that quietly changed the economics of what a player can own. [󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢︉󠇈󠅢󠆞󠅦︀󠅓󠅈󠄊󠅜󠅑󠇀󠅚󠆇󠅃󠇓󠇬󠅂󠆉󠄝󠅰󠄼󠅓󠆾󠇞󠄻󠅲󠅸󠅀󠄍󠅞󠄨︉︈󠄊󠅵󠅴󠄽󠇫󠆙The rule sits in Article XXIX (Miscellaneous), Section 12, titled "Limitation on Player Ownership󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆍󠄄󠆊󠅻󠆱󠆣󠅬󠇤󠅘󠇯󠄮󠅓󠅅󠇗󠅭󠄫󠄋󠆿󠄔󠅴󠇄󠄳󠆀󠅑󠄤󠄍󠄹︍󠆫󠇛󠇆︂󠅭󠇞󠆠󠇁󠅠󠄬󠅷󠆎."](https://ak-static.cms.nba.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2023/06/2023-NBA-Collective-Bargaining-Agreement.pdf?ref=duethedilly.com) It is a new provision with no equivalent in the prior CBA (page 441).

> **󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆺󠆊󠄤󠇮󠄨󠅚󠅠󠆶󠅥󠅺󠆗󠅀󠄰󠄰󠅟󠇧󠆩󠄧󠇩󠄮󠆐󠆤󠆉󠆸󠆚󠅖󠆴󠅑󠄣󠄳󠅤󠄋󠆙󠅕󠆰󠅧󠅮︂󠇇󠄴2023 NBA CBA — ARTICLE XXIX, SECTION 12 (LIMITATION ON PLAYER OWNERSHIP)**

> 󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢︍󠅬󠆁󠅼󠆛󠅽󠇍󠄤︊󠄉󠆏󠇞︇󠅑︋󠄣󠄾󠄦󠄹󠇥󠇈󠅵󠄏󠅞󠄙󠅆󠅦󠆑󠇂󠇪󠄤󠄟󠇪󠄹󠅫󠆕󠅞󠅀󠇢󠄽Under this section, NBA players are permitted to hold up to 1% of the publicly traded shares of a company that directly or indirectly owns an NBA team󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆟󠆨󠅵󠇅󠅹󠄂󠆼󠅹󠄑󠇬󠆜󠆈󠆋󠅌󠇇󠇞󠅥󠇃󠄇󠆵󠅊︈󠆜󠄥󠆈󠆷󠆏󠇞︎󠅺󠅺󠄲󠇦󠄺󠇎󠄚󠄊󠄰󠇈󠆉. Direct ownership of a team remains prohibited󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅞󠅲󠄐󠄐󠄉󠄸󠆁󠇏󠅠󠄐󠆄󠄑󠇤󠇜󠅝󠅳󠇂︄󠄕󠅢󠆑󠆠󠆶󠇊󠆁󠆪󠆪︀󠆞󠆋󠅳󠄵󠆪󠄊󠅰󠄦󠆍󠇔︁󠅐. The section also authorizes the NBPA to passively invest on behalf of all players in approved private equity funds that take stakes in NBA franchises, capped at 5% of a fund's aggregate committed capital.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆡󠄋󠅫󠅚󠅻󠅣︈󠇙󠇤󠅝️󠄣󠇒󠆋󠅎󠆏󠅍󠆭󠄏󠄑󠅧︈󠄵󠇀󠅶︂󠅁󠄳︉󠅖󠄢󠆭󠅓󠆷󠅢󠆳󠇬︎󠄚󠄠MSGS is exactly the company this rule was built for󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅶󠅲󠆒󠄉󠆿󠅢󠆣󠅝󠅚󠄀︎󠇑󠆴󠇢󠄐︂󠄆󠆿󠄌󠆔︈󠆷󠅂󠇓󠆈󠄇󠅢󠇮󠅆󠄇󠆈󠆾󠆉󠅅󠅴󠅱󠄢󠆒󠇢󠇭. It is the only publicly traded holding company of its kind in the NBA ecosystem󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇤󠅟󠇜󠆨󠄜󠇒󠅃︅󠆮󠆚󠅗󠄊︁󠆫󠇣󠆲󠆲󠆴︊󠆛󠆐󠆬󠆙󠄖󠄭󠄔󠆯󠅿󠅹󠅯󠅩󠅇󠆭︉󠆶󠅾󠅤󠄿󠄌󠆛. A direct ownership stake in the Knicks as a private entity is still off the table󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆿󠆺󠅁󠇥󠆐󠅒󠆨󠆱󠄾󠅑󠅹󠇔󠄧󠄶󠅭󠇤󠅇󠅚︎︊󠅫󠆉󠇆󠇬󠅬󠇁󠄠󠄽󠅓󠆇󠄉󠄷󠇄󠅵󠄆󠄆󠄹󠄴󠅶󠇡. But MSGS stock is liquid, transparent, and fully permissible under the rule as written󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄳󠅚󠇋︆󠄡󠄸󠇠󠇝󠇨󠅩󠆼︆󠄜󠅢󠆦󠆉󠆧󠇏󠅩󠇐󠄮󠄽󠄽︊󠇔󠆬󠄁󠆔󠇈︊󠆠󠅖󠄷󠄒󠇋󠄂󠇊󠇏󠆣󠆌. No other NBA player has a cleaner path to franchise equity than a Knick.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄛󠅺󠆯︋󠄫󠇣󠄁󠅎󠄝󠆢󠄳󠅫󠅻︋󠆯󠄉󠇆󠄑󠆑󠅦󠇥󠇟󠅕󠅃︂󠄗󠄕󠆨󠆜󠆨󠆷󠄙󠅺󠇫󠆡󠄚󠅴󠄂󠇄󠇥So here is the question worth sitting with󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅓󠄂󠅜󠄥󠄰󠇗󠅯󠅛󠄰󠄕󠇕󠆩󠆝󠄻󠆯︆󠄮󠅂󠆿󠆄󠅬󠄿󠄆󠇃󠆺󠆳󠅥󠅯󠄸󠅀󠄐︀󠇉󠇘︂󠅭󠇐󠅗󠅕󠆛. If the Knicks had awarded Brunson shares or an option grant at the time of the 2024 $156.5 million signing, as a form of equity compensation tied to his franchise-building sacrifice, what would that actually be worth?

### 󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢︅󠄾󠆼󠄙󠄬󠅾󠄼󠆄󠆖󠅗󠆁󠅷󠇓󠆥󠅘󠆭󠅅󠇣󠆁󠇡󠅒󠅎󠆤󠆽󠄼󠅝󠄜󠅎󠆓󠅦󠆾󠆬󠄊󠄅󠅚󠆶󠆀󠇥󠇨󠇉THE MATH

MSGS had approximately 24 million total shares outstanding in mid-2024󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅛󠆳󠆟󠅦󠆥󠅵󠅲󠅓󠅏󠇈󠄌󠄆󠄥󠄣󠄩󠆬󠅥󠇭󠆄󠆭󠅾󠄔󠇔󠅏󠄣󠅭󠇙󠅃󠇔󠄅󠆥󠆷󠇙󠄗󠅁󠆗󠄋󠆛󠆑󠄰. The stock was trading around $173 per share at the time, putting the market cap at roughly $4.1 billion󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢︎󠆡󠆆︂󠅼󠆑󠄤󠆄󠇑󠅥󠄦󠄽󠇏󠄸󠄠󠄲󠄯󠆒󠆞󠄑󠅥󠄯󠄏󠆬󠅛󠆮󠄺󠄩󠅦󠆴󠅋󠆠󠅃󠆓󠅵󠅗󠅰󠄭󠆢󠆥. At the current all-time high of $383 per share, market cap is sitting near $8.7 billion󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇅󠇑󠆥󠇭󠅶󠅎󠅏󠅰󠆗󠇈󠆬󠄾︄󠆓󠄟󠄭󠇎󠆖󠄓󠆒󠇡󠄋󠅥󠆁󠅠󠆘󠆘󠆠󠅟󠆬󠄌󠅿󠆭󠆥󠆳󠆚󠅴︃󠅠󠆒. Here is what a 1% grant at CBA ratification would look like today.

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󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅛󠇩󠅶󠆦󠅴︉󠅂󠇯󠆧󠄦󠄤󠇁󠄨󠇤󠅤󠅧󠅛󠄯󠆽󠄯󠆧󠆔︈󠅟󠅅󠅺󠆫️󠅟󠇁󠄏󠅰︍󠅁󠆾󠆊󠇞󠄾󠄽󠅄If the award was structured as stock options struck at the 2023 price of $193, Brunson would be sitting on roughly $46 million in in-the-money value at today's all-time high󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅨󠇅󠇌󠇨󠄇︄󠄕󠆳󠄰󠅥︋󠅏󠅞󠄦󠇑󠄾󠇀󠅏󠆤󠆻󠅩󠅽󠅡󠇂󠅄󠇪󠅂󠆉󠅬󠆻󠅉󠆝󠄔󠇗󠅃󠄑󠅐󠅿󠄖󠄃. On top of his salary󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅅󠆢󠄥󠇜󠆴︁󠄱󠆕󠆔︁󠅡󠄑󠄩󠅀󠅄󠇎󠆓󠆣󠅎󠄥󠅀󠅛󠆝󠄗󠇨󠆉󠆒󠆼󠆬󠄷󠄼󠄭︁󠄞󠆋󠆵󠅅󠄲󠆉󠆩. Before taxes󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇩󠆸󠅒󠅮󠇥󠇎󠆠󠅕󠆉󠄛󠇢󠇗󠅚󠅉󠆘󠆜️󠄓󠇘󠄱󠄾󠅮󠄜󠆩󠆃󠅛󠇠󠆤󠇆󠆯󠆋︈󠄿󠄲󠄁󠇓󠄨󠅃󠅝󠇌. Before a potential championship run pushes the stock even higher󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆕󠆻󠆃󠆻󠅄󠄐󠅹󠆻󠆴󠅵󠆞󠄃󠅺󠇛󠄰󠅟󠄄󠄼󠅜󠆖󠆩󠅦︈󠅞󠆻󠅊󠆲󠆊󠄘󠄤󠄕󠆥󠅞󠅮󠇮󠅚󠆡󠄘󠄶󠆇. Before any re-rating from the Rangers spin-off󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢︄󠆌󠄃󠇅󠆷󠅡󠆪󠅥︉󠄑󠄲󠆄󠇚︅󠄝󠆅󠄔󠆌󠄪󠅠󠄻󠄮󠇍󠄙󠇌󠆟󠆼󠅌󠅠󠆐󠆰󠅌︂󠆏󠅀󠅥󠆺󠆇󠇌󠅛. Before the next broadcast rights cycle, which the NBA is already in the middle of collecting on at roughly $76 billion over 11 years.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅱󠅟︈󠅪󠇣󠄲󠇞󠇁󠅯󠆕󠅬󠇮󠅔󠆇󠄶󠆏󠆴︄󠄰󠅫󠄙󠅈󠇓󠆗󠄑󠄳󠆥󠇒󠄖󠅷󠆬󠄌󠆗󠆩󠇥󠄱󠄺󠅍󠅲󠆕That is what equity does that salary cannot󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆞󠆮󠆵󠆭󠆭󠆾󠇣󠆘󠆵󠅹󠅽󠇊󠅻󠅶󠆀󠄵󠅺󠆙󠅻󠅞󠄎󠇁󠄎󠄓󠄛󠇏󠆿󠅭󠅞󠄹󠅔󠄵󠄰︇󠇄󠄬󠅎󠆦󠇛󠅋. Salary compensates for performance󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇡󠇒󠇜󠆛󠇡󠇘󠇧󠄄󠅒󠇪󠄈󠆣󠄦󠄽󠅯󠆙󠅎󠄋󠅲󠄫󠆩󠆑󠄱󠅘󠄑󠅏󠅋󠅎󠅲󠅱󠄀󠅉󠇜󠇎󠄄󠅐󠅻󠇬󠄹󠆤. Equity compounds with the asset󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅍󠇣󠆃󠄢󠆯󠄙󠄋︌󠆖︂󠆮󠅵󠆡󠅺󠅲󠆓󠇋󠇛󠆮󠄧󠄹󠆜󠆐󠆴󠄠󠇗󠆋󠆌󠄽󠆵󠆎󠅏󠇩󠄠󠅜󠆸󠅭󠆃󠆾󠇗. A player who takes less salary to build a better team directly increases the value of the franchise he plays for󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅮󠇞󠇔󠅰󠅋󠅈󠄰󠆓󠅘󠅺󠇞󠅘󠅪️󠅭󠄧󠅴󠅔󠅺󠆣󠅠󠆰󠄃󠄅️󠇉󠅜󠅐󠅠󠆟󠆥󠇉󠄦󠅈︅󠆢󠇏󠅴󠅻󠄰. Under the old model, he captures none of that upside󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆊󠆼󠅯󠅙󠇤󠆃󠆴󠅫󠄴󠄻󠇢󠆂󠅼󠆤󠇂󠅒󠅥󠇗󠅗󠄆󠄜󠄷󠆑󠇟󠄍󠅞󠇅󠇉󠇜󠅠󠅖󠅎󠄨󠇨󠇃󠆕󠇔󠄼󠄬󠄰. Under Article XXIX, Section 12, he can.

### 󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅫󠆃󠅌󠇙󠇚󠅁󠇙󠄈󠄽󠆨󠆣󠄲󠆡󠄟󠅡󠄡󠇛󠄭󠄟󠅚󠇫󠄢󠅢󠆗󠆸󠄧󠄂󠅞󠆟󠆂󠄴󠄖󠄪󠄨󠅙󠅊󠅗󠄷󠅸︇WHY THIS IS BIGGER THAN THE KNICKS

NBA franchise values have compounded at 15 to 20 percent annually for a decade󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅟󠅚︃󠆞󠇕󠄓󠅡󠇉󠇨󠅶󠅵󠇛󠄐󠄼󠄇󠆼󠄾󠄚󠄍󠆝󠅍󠇬󠄊󠄞󠅟󠆄󠅍󠅱󠅻󠄏󠅮󠅞󠄥󠅋󠆘󠇀󠆫󠆵󠇞︅. Players have received roughly 50% of basketball-related income under the salary cap system, which is a fixed share of revenue, not a claim on asset appreciation󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄊︍󠄋󠅮󠆄󠅆󠆜󠆷󠅫︈󠅕󠄄󠄋󠇧󠇚󠅠󠇢󠅹󠄠󠆍󠇐󠄮󠅸󠅷󠄏󠅶󠆊󠇀󠄋󠄯󠇁󠅯󠄆󠄱󠆣󠆥󠆲󠅊󠆴󠇬. The cap system was designed to split the pie󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆢󠅊󠆲󠅼󠅍󠅤󠄞󠆓󠆒󠇍󠅑󠆟󠆻󠅲󠅲󠅁󠇮󠄎󠇌󠆦󠇈󠇕󠄰󠆜󠅐󠅦󠇬󠇟󠄃󠅹󠇐󠅳︄󠇠󠄡󠄓󠅞󠄛︂󠄟. It was not designed to give players a seat at the table when the table itself grows in value.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄍󠄡󠆽󠅟󠇙󠄑󠆦󠇢󠆤󠆅︉︊󠅙󠇋󠅆󠇛󠇍󠅱󠇞󠄾󠄌󠄎󠆄󠆆󠅤󠄬︃󠇞󠆊󠆺󠆙󠅙󠄵󠅜󠅰󠇛󠆾󠇬󠇀󠄶That is the structural issue the 2023 CBA rule starts to address󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄷󠄾󠆛󠄕󠆼󠅨󠄅󠅪󠄲󠆺󠄁󠄔󠄏󠄡󠆽󠇒󠅖󠄼󠆠󠄕󠇀󠄙󠆀󠅽󠅟󠄾󠅺󠅤󠄆󠅤󠆆󠆕󠄙󠄩󠄎󠄪󠅰󠄵󠆚󠅞. Imperfectly, at a 1% ceiling, and only through public company shares󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄠󠆵󠇌󠆱󠅥󠄎󠄁󠅠󠅫󠆎󠆃󠆉󠆵󠄘󠆬󠇀󠆼󠆽󠇠󠄡󠅯󠄈󠆱󠆥󠄲󠇪󠅱󠄖󠄨󠆨󠇥󠅺󠄱󠄥󠅧󠄷󠅂󠄅󠆀󠄜. But it is a start󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆌󠅿󠅸󠆒󠄱󠇅󠅏󠅄󠇭󠄃󠄘󠆃󠄩󠆾󠇪󠆨󠅣󠅰󠅣󠆵︂󠅊󠄘󠅕󠆒󠆆󠅁󠆪󠅉󠆀󠆠󠅻󠄡󠆣󠆩󠅣󠅁󠇯󠅫󠆖. And the Brunson situation is the clearest possible illustration of why the conversation matters󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆷󠆖󠇑󠄡󠇖󠇫󠆕󠇆󠆑󠄈󠄋󠇢󠅲󠇙󠆫󠅻󠄓󠆵󠆕󠄪󠅭󠆦󠅵󠄘󠆀󠄸󠄚󠆮󠅑︉󠇫󠄦󠆧󠆸󠆫󠆪󠅜󠄉󠇬󠇅. A player voluntarily sacrifices salary, directly improves roster construction, helps drive on-court results, and those results flow directly into franchise valuation and stock price appreciation󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆿󠅩󠅆󠆰󠆗󠇗󠅴󠇔󠆮󠄿󠅲󠆩󠅵󠅆󠆁︄󠆊󠇤󠆱󠇨󠆾󠆕󠅙︍󠄋󠄁󠆤󠆣󠇁󠅭󠄹︎󠆯󠆜󠅿󠇑󠄙󠆄󠆚󠅈. The connection between player sacrifice and franchise equity value has never been more obvious or more quantifiable.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇜󠄖󠆮󠅚󠇦󠅕󠅁󠆩󠄆󠇯󠇗󠆫󠄩󠅦󠆌󠄒󠅡󠆝︂󠆞󠇠󠅟󠄎󠅭󠄴󠇘󠄍󠅭󠅩󠆍󠄚󠇏︋󠆒󠅘󠆊󠅧󠄆󠆑󠇛The next CBA negotiation is going to be a very different conversation than the last one󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄀󠄅󠄠󠄑󠇐󠄌󠅈󠆏󠄈󠄰󠄔󠅴󠄨󠇊󠄯󠅂󠅟󠅭󠅓󠆃󠄃󠅬󠆉󠆰󠆾󠇟󠄫󠅂󠄕︃󠇕︋󠆏︄󠅔󠅸󠇘󠆈󠄎󠄅. The Jalen Brunson Effect is part of the reason why.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆟󠇕󠄛󠄝󠆨󠄿󠄠︁︄󠄢󠆬󠇗󠅻󠅮󠆼󠆭󠄒󠇉󠅟󠆫󠅒︃󠅶︂󠇙󠇫󠆇󠅸︊󠅧󠅵󠅬󠆹󠅗󠅗󠄗󠆈󠆃󠄃󠇆Don't be stingy with the 🏀󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇜󠄀󠇁󠅀󠅈󠄯󠇪󠇍󠄦󠅙󠆸󠆪󠇔󠅫󠇮󠄑󠆸󠆚󠅋󠄒󠄕󠅓󠇇︉󠇆󠆔󠅓︀󠅪󠆲󠅩󠆁󠆊󠅩󠆗󠆹󠇗󠅱󠆓󠇊. Pass this to a friend.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆭󠄟󠆬󠆛󠅼󠇔󠇐󠄤󠆜󠅋󠆕󠅬󠄥󠅓󠇯󠅹󠇝󠄳󠅩󠆽󠅭󠆟󠆌󠆺󠇢󠅼󠅎󠆐󠄈󠆭󠇋󠅨󠅕󠇦󠇞︌󠆙󠄏󠆃󠅫See y'all next week.

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