Charles Oakley, a former professional basketball player from the United States, was born on December 18, 1963. The New York Knicks were where Oakley spent most of his 19 NBA seasons. He frequently ranks among the NBA’s top power forwards in terms of defensive ability and offensive rebounding.

He also had stints with the Houston Rockets, Washington Wizards, Toronto Raptors, and Chicago Bulls. He has been the BIG3 Killer 3’s team’s coach since 2017. Stay with us on this page to know charles oakley net worth.

How Much Is Charles Oakley Net Worth?

American former professional basketball player Charles Oakley has a $12 million dollar net worth. For the Chicago Bulls, New York Knicks, Toronto Raptors, and Washington Wizards, Charles Oakley spent 19 seasons in the NBA. He retired from playing in 2004 while playing for the Houston Rockets. Later, in 2017, Oakley took over as the Killer 3s coach for the BIG3.

Oakley has been a contentious figure ten years after his professional career. Due to his vociferous criticism of the New York Knicks, he has been mostly ignored by the team and is not invited to team activities.

Additionally, he supposedly has to pay for his own game tickets. On February 8, 2017, Oakley and Knicks owner James Dolan fought in the stands during a game. To take Oakley out of the arena, Dolan phoned security. After engaging in a brief argument with the security personnel, Oakley was taken into custody. Many people are looking for  Julian Figueroa Net Worth.

Career Earnings And Contracts Of Charles Oakley

The sum of Oakley’s lifetime earnings from his contracts with the NBA was about $43.6 million. His highest-earning season came in 2000–2001 while he was a member of the Toronto Raptors when he earned $8.75 million. Oakley signed his first NBA deal with the Chicago Bulls in 1985, and his rookie year pay was $75,000 in total.

Arrest And Assault Of Charles Oakley

Early in 2017, Oakley got into a fight at Madison Square Garden during a match between the New York Knicks and the Los Angeles Clippers. He was ejected from the venue for allegedly punching a security guard in the face and shouting at MSG executive chairman James L. Dolan. The New York City Police Department detained Oakley and accused him of criminal trespassing as well as three counts of misdemeanor assault. The incident left a damaged relationship between Oakley and the Knicks.

Career Of Charles Oakley

• Charles Oakley began playing basketball in high school when as a senior he helped Virginia Union win the 1985 CIAA championship.
• During his college career, he amassed 1,642 rebounds and 2,379 points.
• He was then selected by the Cleveland Cavaliers with the 9th overall choice in the 1985 NBA Draught, but his draught rights were swapped to the Chicago Bulls.
• Later, in 1986, he was chosen for the NBA All-Rookie First Team.
• He was exchanged by the Bulls for 7′ 1″ center Bill Cartwright by the New York Knicks.
• In 1994, he started every regular-season game as well as 25 playoff games, setting a record of 107 starts in a single season.
• Then he was traded by New York to the Toronto Raptors for blossoming star Marcus Camby in the year 1998.

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