New York Knicks legend Charles Oakley defended Tom Thibodeau with a blunt message on the criticism that the head coach overplays his starters. The Knicks’ head coach has dealt with this criticism for much of his career,

As the New York Knicks aim to close out the Eastern Conference semifinals against the Boston Celtics Wednesday in Game 5, the team is making waves in court as well as on it. And it is against a familiar foe: retired New York Knicks star Charles Oakley.

Charles Oakley hasn't stepped foot in Madison Square Garden in eight years, and it doesn't look like he will be anytime soon either.

Wait, was that really the New York Knicks owner, James Dolan, doing something wholesome at Madison Square Garden? The same guy who booted Charles Oakley, the same guy who had facial recognition tech scanning fans like it’s a Bond villain lair?

Following the New York Knicks' 119-81 drubbing of the Boston Celtics in Friday's Game 6, the Eastern Conference Finals are officially set. And the matchup should generate plenty of nostalgia for 1990s NBA fans.

Growing up, whenever I would mention that I am a Knicks fan to someone, I was usually greeted by a couple snickers or a chuckle. Yes, I got it. The Knicks stunk. And they’ve sucked pretty badly

The Minnesota Timberwolves are in the Western Conference Finals with Chris Finch at the helm, which has impressed a lot of people, including Charles Oakley.

T he Knicks and Pacers rivalry is one that doesn’t often get brought up in the greatest sports rivalries conversation. And rightfully so. It doesn’t compare to Real Madrid vs.