New York Rangers 'Dancing Larry' named in ongoing lawsuit

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Last updated Aug 8, 2026

New York Rangers 'Dancing Larry' named in ongoing lawsuit
Summary

The New York Rangers' 'Dancing Larry', also known as Larry Goodman, has been added as a defendant in a workplace discrimination lawsuit originally filed by Miranda Tyson. The lawsuit alleges a pattern of unwelcome physical contact, with accusations of harassment dating back to Tyson's tenure with the Rangers. Tyson claims they were fired in retaliation after making complaints about Goodman, a performer since 1996. The Rangers organization has previously dealt with other off-ice issues, leading to public relations challenges. There remains uncertainty about Goodman’s future with the team as the legal case proceeds.

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  • Dancing Larry is performing since 1996.
  • Miranda Tyson filed the lawsuit citing harassment.
  • Tyson claims retaliation after complaints about Goodman's behavior.
  • The Rangers have faced previous off-ice controversies.
  • The lawsuit adds to the team's ongoing public relations issues.
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  • 3:50 AMYahoo SportsNew York Rangers ‘Dancing Larry’ is Defendant in Lawsuit: Report
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It's not clear yet exactly what this means for Dancing Larry and the New York Rangers hype team. The Athletic report indicates an accusation stemming from "a pattern of persistent and unwelcome physical contact." The post New York Rangers ‘Dancing Larry’ is Defendant in Lawsuit: Report appeared first on HEAVY.

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