Keidel: Tough To Believe James Dolan In Charles Oakley Saga
But if New Yorkers have one properly shared animus, it's the one directed at Knicks owner James Dolan.
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But if New Yorkers have one properly shared animus, it's the one directed at Knicks owner James Dolan.
Of all the answers James Dolan gave during his interview on Friday, his "Ask Phil" comment had the biggest meaning of all.
The New York Knicks ended a tumultuous week filled with off-the-court distractions by posting a spirited 94-90 win over the San Antonio Spurs on Sunday.
Eric Adams will meet with the Knicks' owner Monday to hear his side of the story, in hopes of preventing incidents like this in the future.
Nikola Jokic poured in a career-high 40 points to lead the Denver Nuggets to a victory over the New York Knicks on Friday night at Madison Square Garden.
The decision comes two days after Oakley clashed with security staff at a Knicks game.
The drama is seemingly never ending for the Knicks this season and the Oakley incident doesn't look like it will be resolved any time soon.
For some reason, the Knicks have decided to wage war on one of their former players, and not just any player. They have decided that Charles Oakley, a player Knicks fans universally love and respect, needs to be publicly decried and, in many ways, embarrassed.
Charles Oakley maintains he did nothing wrong before he was surrounded by Madison Square Garden security officials.
Knicks president Phil Jackson says his tweet earlier this week, which appeared to take a veiled shot at Carmelo Anthony, was misunderstood.
Rose will be a free agent after this season, so the Knicks are far better off getting something for him than losing him for no return in the offseason.
Knicks great Charles Oakley insists he didn't accost the team's owner, James Dolan, just before he was forcibly removed from Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night.
Carmelo Anthony is regularly the recipient of criticism, but he simply deserves better than Phil Jackson and the New York Knicks.
The Knicks have become the chum of NBA trade waters, which is an odd landing spot for a team that never wins.
It seems Madison Square Garden is no longer big enough for both Phil Jackson and Carmelo Anthony. According to a report, Anthony thinks there's a chance he could be the last one standing.
