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Security drags Charles Oakley out of Knicks game in unreal scene: The current Knicks should show such fight. Charles Oakley, the bruising forward who more than anyone displayed the grit and physical play of Pat Riley’s ’90s Knicks, was arrested and taken out of Madison Square Garden during Wednesday’s game against the Clippers following an altercation with security guards. -- New York Post
LeBron James weighs in on Charles Oakley mess: LeBron James and the Cavaliers were in Indiana on Wednesday night, but Charles Oakley’s plight at the Garden wasn’t far from the King’s mind. Shortly after the Cavaliers defeated the Pacers, James went to Instagram and posted a picture of Oakley in his customary road Knicks’ uniform along with the caption, “Mood!! #Legend.” -- New York Post
Why James Dolan will let this Carmelo and Phil fight play out: Knicks owner James Dolan has no plans of butting into the Phil Jackson-Carmelo Anthony feud. Before being a central figure in Wednesday night’s Garden ejection and subsequent arrest of ex-Knick Charles Oakley, Dolan had stayed behind the scenes, remained out of the limelight, content to let Phil be Phil. Maybe Dolan didn’t know everything he was getting into when he hired Jackson, the eccentric and legendary coach, nearly three years ago as team president, but he intends to keep his vow not to stick himself in the middle of the feud brewing between two of his most important assets. -- New York Post
Anthony-Jackson feud: Carmelo feels like Knicks are ‘his team’: Carmelo Anthony has told confidants he may decide to wait out the old Zen Master, according to a source. As the feud between star player and star president escalated Tuesday, Anthony was telling friends he may stand firm on his no-trade clause at the Feb. 23 trade deadline and see what 71-year-old Phil Jackson decides to do with his career. -- New York Post
One Knicks superfan has had enough of Phil Jackson: Spike Lee has seen enough of Phil Jackson, and that was before Charles Oakley was ejected from the Garden during Wednesday’s game against the Clippers. “I’ll pack Phil’s bag for him,” Lee, a mega Knicks fan, said to ESPN’s Steve Zeng. -- New York Post
Charles Oakley arrested after fighting in stands at MSG, says James Dolan wanted him out of there: It was a crazy night at the Garden Wednesday, that saw a Knick legend hauled out of the arena by security, handcuffed and taken to jail in front of a stunned star-studded crowd just a few feet from Garden chairman James Dolan. Charles Oakley, known for his physical style of play that made him an all-star and helped the Knicks reach the NBA Finals in 1994, vehemently denied that he yelled at the Knick owner moments before being thrown out by several security guards. -- New York Daily News
Carmelo Anthony takes high road in discussing feud with Phil Jackson: Carmelo Anthony again took the high road in his feud with Phil Jackson, dismissing the team president’s latest slight while trying to inject humor into the chaos. The Knicks star also pushed back at the idea that Jackson’s critiques are somehow a motivational tactic. -- New York Daily News
Knicks' treatment of Charles Oakley an embarrassing night for franchise: It was a couple of minutes before midnight when Charles Oakley, once upon a time the muscle of the Knicks, walked out of Midtown South on a cold winter night. One hour earlier, a young cop stood on the precinct steps and began chanting "Free Charles Oakley! Free Charles Oakley!" That moment finally arrived when Oakley, dressed in a black suit, stepped into an SUV that made a right turn out of the station and sped down 36th Street heading east. -- New York Daily News
LeBron James posts pic of Charles Oakley after incident at Knicks game: Count LeBron James in as having Charles Oakley’s back. Following Wednesday’s incident at the Knicks game against the Clippers in which Oakley was arrested, James posted a picture of the former Knicks star on Instagram with the caption “Mood!! #Legend”. -- -- New York Daily News
Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim says his former player Carmelo Anthony should leave Knicks: Carmelo Anthony has remained loyal to the Knicks and is holding on to his no-trade clause, even with his boss trying to drive him out of town. But his former college coach and staunch supporter Jim Boeheim believes Anthony should — and would — leave to a better franchise, specifically the Cavaliers and the Clippers. -- New York Daily News
Knicks put up tough fight, but fall to Clippers: The current Knicks showed some fight Wednesday night at the Garden, too. But it wasn’t enough. Blake Griffin scored 32 points and DeAndre Jordan had 28 as the Knicks let a 10-point fourth-quarter lead slip away in a 119-115 loss to the Clippers. -- Newsday
Charles Oakley arrested after altercation at Madison Square Garden: Knicks fan favorite Charles Oakley got into a physical altercation with Madison Square Garden security, shoving at least three — one forcefully — and was later arrested, according to the Knicks, after being escorted out by a throng of men in the first quarter of last night’s game against the Clippers. In the Knicks tunnel, which is located under the stands, Oakley was handcuffed and was surrounded by security as he got into a shouting match with Knicks president Phil Jackson. -- Newsday
Chaos Greets Doc Rivers in His Return to the Garden: The congenitally cheerful and typically quotable Doc Rivers stepped in front of a gaggle of reporters Wednesday morning at a Midtown Manhattan athletic club and acknowledged several of them from his long-ago days as a fiery point guard in New York. “What, the Knicks don’t have media availability?” he asked in jest. Nothing that would be of much use, someone noted. -- The New York Times
Charles Oakley Is Arrested After Altercation at Knicks Loss: When Jeff Hornacek took the job as the Knicks coach last May, he did so with eyes wide open. He was not oblivious to the dysfunction that has been a part of the organization for years. He expected some controversy or another with the Knicks. Roughly nine months into his tenure, the team has not fallen short of Hornacek’s expectations. -- The New York Times
Ex-Knick Oakley arrested after altercation at Garden: The Knicks troubles spread from the current roster and front office to one of the franchise’s legends as Charles Oakley was pulled from his seat by five security guards and arrested during Wednesday's game. Oakley, seated directly behind Knicks’ owner James Dolan, who he has had an acrimonious relationship with for years, was alleged to have been shouting at Dolan. -- The Record
Chaos at Garden, then 119-115 loss by Knicks to Clippers: Carmelo Anthony smiled through the postgame interview as he answered wave after wave of questions about all of the chaos surrounding the team. He laughed. He joked. He even threw in a, “Trust the process,” when asked if he still trusted Knicks’ president Phil Jackson. Somehow Anthony seemed able to - as he would say in his trademarked phrase - stay Melo, while everything else around him seemed to be falling apart. -- The Record
LeBron James weighs in on Charles Oakley mess: LeBron James and the Cavaliers were in Indiana on Wednesday night, but Charles Oakley’s plight at the Garden wasn’t far from the King’s mind. Shortly after the Cavaliers defeated the Pacers, James went to Instagram and posted a picture of Oakley in his customary road Knicks’ uniform along with the caption, “Mood!! #Legend.” -- New York Post
Why James Dolan will let this Carmelo and Phil fight play out: Knicks owner James Dolan has no plans of butting into the Phil Jackson-Carmelo Anthony feud. Before being a central figure in Wednesday night’s Garden ejection and subsequent arrest of ex-Knick Charles Oakley, Dolan had stayed behind the scenes, remained out of the limelight, content to let Phil be Phil. Maybe Dolan didn’t know everything he was getting into when he hired Jackson, the eccentric and legendary coach, nearly three years ago as team president, but he intends to keep his vow not to stick himself in the middle of the feud brewing between two of his most important assets. -- New York Post
Anthony-Jackson feud: Carmelo feels like Knicks are ‘his team’: Carmelo Anthony has told confidants he may decide to wait out the old Zen Master, according to a source. As the feud between star player and star president escalated Tuesday, Anthony was telling friends he may stand firm on his no-trade clause at the Feb. 23 trade deadline and see what 71-year-old Phil Jackson decides to do with his career. -- New York Post
One Knicks superfan has had enough of Phil Jackson: Spike Lee has seen enough of Phil Jackson, and that was before Charles Oakley was ejected from the Garden during Wednesday’s game against the Clippers. “I’ll pack Phil’s bag for him,” Lee, a mega Knicks fan, said to ESPN’s Steve Zeng. -- New York Post
Charles Oakley arrested after fighting in stands at MSG, says James Dolan wanted him out of there: It was a crazy night at the Garden Wednesday, that saw a Knick legend hauled out of the arena by security, handcuffed and taken to jail in front of a stunned star-studded crowd just a few feet from Garden chairman James Dolan. Charles Oakley, known for his physical style of play that made him an all-star and helped the Knicks reach the NBA Finals in 1994, vehemently denied that he yelled at the Knick owner moments before being thrown out by several security guards. -- New York Daily News
Carmelo Anthony takes high road in discussing feud with Phil Jackson: Carmelo Anthony again took the high road in his feud with Phil Jackson, dismissing the team president’s latest slight while trying to inject humor into the chaos. The Knicks star also pushed back at the idea that Jackson’s critiques are somehow a motivational tactic. -- New York Daily News
Knicks' treatment of Charles Oakley an embarrassing night for franchise: It was a couple of minutes before midnight when Charles Oakley, once upon a time the muscle of the Knicks, walked out of Midtown South on a cold winter night. One hour earlier, a young cop stood on the precinct steps and began chanting "Free Charles Oakley! Free Charles Oakley!" That moment finally arrived when Oakley, dressed in a black suit, stepped into an SUV that made a right turn out of the station and sped down 36th Street heading east. -- New York Daily News
LeBron James posts pic of Charles Oakley after incident at Knicks game: Count LeBron James in as having Charles Oakley’s back. Following Wednesday’s incident at the Knicks game against the Clippers in which Oakley was arrested, James posted a picture of the former Knicks star on Instagram with the caption “Mood!! #Legend”. -- -- New York Daily News
Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim says his former player Carmelo Anthony should leave Knicks: Carmelo Anthony has remained loyal to the Knicks and is holding on to his no-trade clause, even with his boss trying to drive him out of town. But his former college coach and staunch supporter Jim Boeheim believes Anthony should — and would — leave to a better franchise, specifically the Cavaliers and the Clippers. -- New York Daily News
Knicks put up tough fight, but fall to Clippers: The current Knicks showed some fight Wednesday night at the Garden, too. But it wasn’t enough. Blake Griffin scored 32 points and DeAndre Jordan had 28 as the Knicks let a 10-point fourth-quarter lead slip away in a 119-115 loss to the Clippers. -- Newsday
Charles Oakley arrested after altercation at Madison Square Garden: Knicks fan favorite Charles Oakley got into a physical altercation with Madison Square Garden security, shoving at least three — one forcefully — and was later arrested, according to the Knicks, after being escorted out by a throng of men in the first quarter of last night’s game against the Clippers. In the Knicks tunnel, which is located under the stands, Oakley was handcuffed and was surrounded by security as he got into a shouting match with Knicks president Phil Jackson. -- Newsday
Chaos Greets Doc Rivers in His Return to the Garden: The congenitally cheerful and typically quotable Doc Rivers stepped in front of a gaggle of reporters Wednesday morning at a Midtown Manhattan athletic club and acknowledged several of them from his long-ago days as a fiery point guard in New York. “What, the Knicks don’t have media availability?” he asked in jest. Nothing that would be of much use, someone noted. -- The New York Times
Charles Oakley Is Arrested After Altercation at Knicks Loss: When Jeff Hornacek took the job as the Knicks coach last May, he did so with eyes wide open. He was not oblivious to the dysfunction that has been a part of the organization for years. He expected some controversy or another with the Knicks. Roughly nine months into his tenure, the team has not fallen short of Hornacek’s expectations. -- The New York Times
Ex-Knick Oakley arrested after altercation at Garden: The Knicks troubles spread from the current roster and front office to one of the franchise’s legends as Charles Oakley was pulled from his seat by five security guards and arrested during Wednesday's game. Oakley, seated directly behind Knicks’ owner James Dolan, who he has had an acrimonious relationship with for years, was alleged to have been shouting at Dolan. -- The Record
Chaos at Garden, then 119-115 loss by Knicks to Clippers: Carmelo Anthony smiled through the postgame interview as he answered wave after wave of questions about all of the chaos surrounding the team. He laughed. He joked. He even threw in a, “Trust the process,” when asked if he still trusted Knicks’ president Phil Jackson. Somehow Anthony seemed able to - as he would say in his trademarked phrase - stay Melo, while everything else around him seemed to be falling apart. -- The Record
