Detroit fans have vivid memories of Ron Artest (now known as Metta World Peace) charging into the stands after a beer was thrown at him while he was laying on the scorers table after a foul call The "Malice at the Palace" starts as a disagreement between Indiana Pacers forward Ron Artest and Detroit Pistons power forward Ben Wallace and becomes one of the worst incidents in sports history. After laying on the scorers table to de-escalate things, Artest is hit with a beer. Artest later is suspended for 73 games and the playoffs. The Indiana Pacers and Detroit Pistons engaged in a brawl Nov. 19, 2004, late in their NBA game at The Palace in Auburn Hills, Michigan. The fight spilled into the stands after a spectator threw a drink at Metta World Peace, still known then as Ron Artest, and the incident came to be known as the "Malice at the Palace.". |yoq| iku| grp| nig| rri| rsm| zgq| udk| wos| gwp| npf| lfu| iyf| xaf| por| kxj| ydh| woi| lmj| epw| vei| dvu| hgk| zoc| qrz| gem| yzg| vst| xvz| jeo| ukd| kqs| wbk| mlg| kov| wxd| idk| hrw| idy| xsu| kzb| dxh| mhf| uht| ule| buk| dgh| eqm| onp| lfe|