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Judge sides with MSG against Oakley, says the former Knick couldn’t prove he was assaulted at game

AP News· Aug 15, 2026 · 12:51 PM · 45 views

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A judge has ruled in favor of Madison Square Garden, dismissing Charles Oakley's claims of assault during a 2017 game. The court found that Oakley failed to provide sufficient evidence, and video footage showed no excessive force used during his removal. Oakley's attorney is disappointed and plans to pursue a jury trial. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #news #breaking #NBA #CharlesOakley #MSG #court #sports

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Judge sides with MSG against Oakley, says the former Knick couldn’t prove he was assaulted at game

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