Westchester Game Night DJ
About the job
- Two years of DJ experience in a live venue setting.
- Expertise in current DJ mixing software.
- Familiarity with digital audio playback units.
- Ability to follow game scripts and execute them.
- Ability to execute the music strategy developed by the Westchester Knicks Event Presentation Manager.
- Attend pregame meetings to review and anticipate event needs.
- Execute music mixes during ingress, warmups, and egress.
- Select music during timeouts and stoppages, focusing on the appropriate emotional tone.
- Execute musical cues for contests, ceremonies, and other on-court presentations.
- Execute music cues, including beats, sound effects, and stings, from the Instant Replay unit.
- Take cues from the Westchester Knicks Game Director and follow game scripts.
- Provide exceptional experiences for guests, partners, and team members by adhering to appearance and presentation guidelines while on-site.
About the company
MSG Sports owns and operates professional sports franchises, including the New York Knicks (NBA) and the New York Rangers (NHL). It also manages development teams (Westchester Knicks in the G League and Hartford Wolf Pack in the AHL) and Knicks Gaming, an NBA 2K League esports franchise, plus the Madison Square Garden Training Center. The company’s teams compete at Madison Square Garden, use the in-house training facility for conditioning and performance, and generate revenue from games, media rights, sponsorships, and talent development. Its goal is to win championships, grow its brand, and deliver premier sports and entertainment experiences to fans.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2010
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Fiscal 2026 revenue reached $1.154 billion, up 11%, with fourth-quarter revenue up 37%.
- The Knicks’ 2026 championship lifted playoff gate, merchandise, and sponsorship revenues.
- The spin-off begins October 26, 2026, unlocking MSGK and MSGR shareholder demand.
What critics are saying
- ShinyHunters exposed MSG data in June 2026, triggering lawsuits and reputational damage.
- Fiscal 2027 faces higher player compensation, luxury tax, and revenue-sharing expenses.
- A failed split leaves MSGS trapped in a conglomerate discount despite soaring franchise values.
What makes MSG Sports unique
- MSG Sports owns the Knicks and Rangers, New York’s two marquee sports franchises.
- Madison Square Garden delivers unmatched local media, sponsorship, and premium-ticket pricing power.
- The October 26, 2026 split clarifies each franchise’s standalone valuation for investors.
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