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.
The New York Knicks struggled to find success while Hall of Famer Phil Jackson served as team president, and his strained rapport with fellow legend Carmelo Anthony did not improve the overall situation.
Given the history between James Dolan and Stephon Marbury, this is going to take a lot to sink in. The New York Knicks owner and the manifestation of some of his most controversial decisions were in the same space recently.
James Dolan certainly wasn't in Manhattan anymore, but the New York Knicks owner still had a championship project to showcase. Dolan was on hand for the premiere of Wizard of Oz at Sphere in Las Vegas this week, as his orbital entertainment venue is showcasing an AI-enhanced presentation of the classic 1939 film.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
New York Knicks owner James Dolan appears to believe that the NBA is sturdy with 30. Reporting from NBA Summer League action in the desert, David Aldridge of The Athletic states Las Vegas-based meetings between the NBA Board of Governors will address league expansion.
Bill Simmons of The Ringer and David Aldridge of The Athletic are battling over NBA expansion. And no, neither is placing an ownership bid. Instead, as can sometimes be the case for media heavy-hitters, Simmons and Aldridge are at odds over who may be keeping expansion from happening.
The New York Knicks have had a tough go at it in the 21st century. They've had a profitable start to the 2020s, but have subjected their loyal fan base to plenty of horror stories.
NBA expansion talk has heated up again, especially following the earth-shattering $10 billion sale of the Los Angeles Lakers, a figure that stunned the basketball world and injected fresh urgency into adding new franchises.
According to Vincent Goodwill of Yahoo Sports, New York Knicks owner James Dolan spearheaded the Tom Thibodeau firing. The Knicks fired Thibodeau despite reaching the conference finals this year for the first time since 2000. “What was clear was Thibodeau’s firing being spearheaded by Knicks owner James Dolan, sources told Yahoo Sports.
The New York Knicks fired Tom Thibodeau as head coach following their exit in the Eastern Conference Finals at the hands of the Indiana Pacers. Thibodeau had led the Knicks to their best season in over two decades, but according to Vincent Goodwill, owner James Dolan still wasn't his biggest fan and spearheaded the dismissal.
According to NBA reporter Mike Vorkunov of The Athletic, New York Knicks owner James Dolan is upset with the NBA’s revenue-sharing system. “Dolan’s biggest gripe with the league, according to several sources around the NBA and familiar with Dolan, has been with the league’s revenue sharing system,” Vorkunov wrote.
James Dolan was always going after star players to acquire for the New York Knicks. However, there was one who got away that the team owner regrets not pursuing further.
Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN reported earlier today that James Dolan sent another letter to the NBA's Board of Governors where he admonishes the NBA league office.
NBA owners voted 29-to-1 in favor of the new media rights deal, with New York Knicks owner James Dolan being the lone member to vote “no,” per Tom Friend of Sports Business Journal.
Knicks owner James Dolan sent a letter to the NBA’s Board of Governors blasting the league’s new $74.6B media rights deal and renewing his criticisms of the league’s revenue sharing policies, according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.
New York Knicks owner and Madison Square Garden Company chairman James Dolan has made himself a different kind of free agent Shortly after Baxter Holmes
Are the New York Knicks trying to acquire Kyrie Irving? No, but the team's latest policy about media access during the 2020-21 season surely would entice the star to move across the city.
Max Rose, who serves as a congressman for New York's 11th congressional district, called out Knicks owner James Dolan, saying he should sell the team. As a response to Rose's comments, Dolan sent a $50,000 check to his opponent.