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Charles Oakley Goes at James Dolan, Gets Ejected

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Imagine how much more ridiculous the Knicks would look if Oakley had kept his cool and walked out of the arena calmly with all those security people.

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Imagine how much more ridiculous the Knicks would look if Oakley had kept his cool and walked out of the arena calmly with all those security people.

 

Charles Oakley is never going to walk out calmly in a situation like that.

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If you're a FA to be, why would you play for an Owner who treats the past greats like this or a President who stabs star player in the back?

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I am not saying the Knicks have dealt with Oakley great, but you are kidding yourself if you think Oakley was just some innocent fan watching the game. This dude has threatened Dolan in the past and I have a hard time thinking he was sitting silently and victimized.

 

Given the situation and Oakley's violent history, I thought the security did a solid job of getting him out of there before it got ugly.

^ Agreed, appears to be fault by both parties here.

Oakley has rallied the entire city of New York around him and against the owner. He showed more fight in 5 minutes than their team has shown in 5 years.

I am not saying the Knicks have dealt with Oakley great, but you are kidding yourself if you think Oakley was just some innocent fan watching the game. This dude has threatened Dolan in the past and I have a hard time thinking he was sitting silently and victimized.

 

Given the situation and Oakley's violent history, I thought the security did a solid job of getting him out of there before it got ugly.

 

Pushing him to the floor is a solid job?

Pushing him to the floor is a solid job?

 

First rule of a fight - get him on the ground and get on top of him!

First rule of a fight - get him on the ground and get on top of him!

 

You sure you are talking about fighting?

You sure you are talking about fighting?

 

My advice works for many situations!

My advice works for many situations!

 

Thats what the bull said.

 

 

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Knicks have a home game tonight. That will be must see TV to see the Oakley jerseys and listen to the crowd.

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Pushing him to the floor is a solid job?

With getting him out of there. Oakley had shoved a guard and shoved another one in the face. It is reasonable to assume he was seconds from swinging and starting a melee in that section. They saved him from himself. If you want to blame the Knicks for every other thing, that is fine, but from the moment he took that seat to the time he was escorted to the tunnel was on him.

With getting him out of there. Oakley had shoved a guard and shoved another one in the face. It is reasonable to assume he was seconds from swinging and starting a melee in that section. They saved him from himself. If you want to blame the Knicks for every other thing, that is fine, but from the moment he took that seat to the time he was escorted to the tunnel was on him.

 

You push a guy to the floor, I would expect him to come up swinging too.

You push a guy to the floor, I would expect him to come up swinging too.

 

That's hard to do in handcuffs.

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