The New York Knicks' saga took an ugly turn during Wednesday night's 119-115 loss to the LA Clippers at Madison Square Garden.

During the first quarter, former Knicks great Charles Oakley was arrested and charged with three counts of assault following an altercation in the stands near team owner James Dolan.

According to ESPN's Ian Begley, "A police source told ESPN that Oakley had purchased a seat a few rows behind Dolan and was making comments at the Knicks owner, who eventually had security escort him from the arena."

This is the latest incident in what has become an array of problems surrounding the Knicks organization and the team this season.

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On Tuesday, Knicks president Phil Jackson took a shot at Carmelo Anthony on Twitter and escalated an already tense situation between the two. While Anthony responded with a team-high 28 points on Wednesday night, the Knicks lost their third straight game and have now lost five of their past six games.

--Isaac Chipps

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