Madison Square Garden Sports Corp delivered a revenue increase in Q1 FY2025 (calendar Q3/Q4 2024) with total revenue of 53.31 million and gross profit of 44.31 million, yielding a robust gross margin of approximately 83.1%. However, the quarter remained unprofitable at the operating and net level, posting an operating loss of 8.27 million and a net loss of 7.54 million, resulting in an EPS of -0.31. The negative bottom line occurred despite a favorable gross margin due in part to SG&A and other operating expenses that collectively outweighed the topline performance. Free cash flow remained negative at approximately -26.52 million driven by negative operating cash flow (-26.16 million) and working capital dynamics, including significant increases in accounts receivable and other working capital movements. Cash balance stood at roughly 58.1 million at period end, while total debt extended to about 1.093 billion, with net debt approximating 1.041 billion. The balance sheet shows negative shareholders’ equity of about -277.5 million, reflecting elevated intangible/goodwill considerations and leverage that remains a material overhang. Management commentary on the call (where available) typically emphasized franchise value, continued attendance and events pipeline, and strategic focus on monetizing assets (including esports and digital platforms) while pursuing cost discipline. Given the combination of revenue growth, profitability headwinds, and high leverage, MSGS presents a bifurcated investment thesis: near-term cash flow and balance-sheet stress against a long‑term asset base and optionality from brand and venue-related monetization. Investors should monitor debt maturity schedules, working capital dynamics, and any progress toward operating margin stabilization as key indicators of medium-term risk/return trajectory.