Golden State Warriors veteran Draymond Green responded to Hall of Fame forward Charles Oakley’s take on how fiesty the NBA’s 90s era was, and how things would be different for the four-time champion.
One of professional basketball’s greatest rivalries will always be Michael Jordan and Isiah Thomas. Isiah and the Bad Boy Pistons ruled the NBA for a stretch, winning back-to-back titles in 1989 and 1990.
Only a few players in NBA history who struck fear into their opponents. On the basketball court, Shaquille O’Neal would make his opponent’s night a living nightmare.
Charles Barkley has a lot of fans. Then there is Charles Oakley, who does not appreciate the Hall of Famer and has never missed a chance to undermine the Hall of Famer.
Christmas and the NBA go hand-in-hand. The day serves for the top hoops league in the world, like Thanksgiving for the NFL. However, while the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are perpetual Thanksgiving participants, the NBA has mixed up the matchups and the teams throughout the years.
The Charles Oakley vs the Knicks war took a turn that may not be unexpected. As it tends to happen when the Knicks is feuding with its own players, it ended poorly for the player.
Former NBA big man Charles Oakley has made it clear he isn’t the biggest fan of Dennis Rodman. Oakley appeared on The Art Of Dialogue, where he stated Rodman can’t shake his hand or speak to him and recounted throwing the Hall of Famer out of his restaurant.
The NBA has always had a long list of interesting personalities. However, Dennis Rodman may be the most interesting of them all. The five-time NBA champion just as known for his off-court antics as he was for his skill set.
The NBA has seen its fair share of rivalries. This includes team rivalries and even player rivalries. One of the most physical player rivalries of the 1990s belonged to Charles Barkley and Charles Oakley.
The New York Knicks were in the thick of things in the Eastern Conference during the 1990s, but they often struggled to get past the Chicago Bulls, who won six titles during the decade.
The New York Knicks made waves across the NBA this week—but not for a reason most Knicks fans expected. In a move that stunned both the basketball world and the fanbase itself, head coach Tom Thibodeau was fired just days after leading the Knicks to the Eastern Conference Finals—their deepest postseason run in more than two decades.
Ex-New York Knicks player Charles Oakley was infamously kicked out of a game at Madison Square Garden in 2017. The incident led to him being less part of the organization.
The New York Knicks and former player Charles Oakley have had a turbulent relationship in recent years. Oakley was escorted out of Madison Square Garden in 2017, which reportedly happened as a result of the former player criticizing team owner James Dolan.
The New York Knicks and former player Charles Oakley have been on bad terms with each other for eight years stemming from an incident at Madison Square Garden.
During the 2001 NBA offseason, the Chicago Bulls made a trade that stood out for reasons beyond basketball. In a deal with the Toronto Raptors, the team, under GM Jerry Krause, brought back a familiar figure: Charles Oakley.
Michael Jordan and Charles Oakley played together on the Chicago Bulls and Washington Wizards during their NBA careers. While they didn’t win a championship together, the two All-Stars developed a brotherhood and are best friends to this day.
Former NBA player Charles Oakley knows all about playing alongside Michael Jordan. They were teammates for a couple years with the Chicago Bulls during the 1980s before he was traded to the New York Knicks.
Charles Oakley was an enforcer during his time in the NBA and while some of those characters have mellowed down post-retirement, he isn't one of them. A clip recently went viral on social media where Oakley, the head coach for the Killer 3's in the BIG3 League, can be seen getting into a heated argument with Donte Greene during a game.
New York Knicks legend Charles Oakley is not a fan of Charles Barkley. These two faced off on the basketball court multiple times during their respective NBA careers, and it is clear that their rivalry on the court has spilled over to retirement.
Michael Jordan and Charles Oakley played together on the Chicago Bulls and Washington Wizards during their NBA careers. While they didn’t win a championship together, the two All-Stars developed a brotherhood and are best friends to this day.
The entire history of the Chicago Bulls has frequently revolved around the likes of Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman, and Phil Jackson. We
After a surprising playoff run, the Knicks are in the midst of one of their most important offseasons in recent memory. What they decide to do (or not do) in the next few months could have ramifications for years to come.
One of the subjects discussed during Sunday's episodes of ESPN's "The Last Dance" docuseries was how the New York Knicks blew a 2-0 series lead to Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls in the 1993 Eastern Conference Finals. One former Knicks player Charles Oakley is still pointing fingers about that heartbreak nearly three decades later.