Actor/comedian Michael Rapaport was once a fixture on the Garden’s celebrity row, but now may have to think twice before asking for front-row comps.
In his soon-to-be-released book, “The Book has Balls,” the lifelong Knicks diehard and New York native viciously attacks owner James Dolan, even making fun of his singing the blues. Rapaport takes aim at multiple sports figures, even dedicating a chapter on why NBA legend Bill Russell is overrated, but he saved his biggest punches for Dolan.
Of all the mistakes that have led to the Knicks failing to win a title since 1973, Rapaport is most offended by Charles Oakley’s Garden arrest last season and the firing of Knicks broadcasting legend Marv Albert.