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Can I go just one news cycle without hearing about the Knicks?
in the Knicks-Nuggets game
Brawl, Melo is going to get 5-10 games
Can I go just one news cycle without hearing about the Knicks?
Damnit I missed it?
About time we see a fight.
somebody spill the details. i can't find anything substantial on the net yet.
damn nate as all up in jr smith's grill drillin him to the floor
Mardy Collins had a flagrant on JR when they were down by 20, Jr reacted and then Nate came in like a little and then Melo came in
Stern hates Melo, wouldnt be suprised to see him suspended for a lot of games
Damn I gotta see it
Translation?
ESPN News is talking about it and showing the video.
Man. I thought it would be better then that.
i only heard on the radio about it.........
was it not too bad? Whta kinda suspensions?
Carmelo is probably going to get the longest one.
i just saw it. Melo slapped him, it wasnt a punch
only 5 games i reckon , maybe 10
Was it a gay slap or a p-i-m-p slap?
Getting slapped is worse than getting punched.
From Realgm
10 Players Ejected From Knicks-Nuggets Game
16th December, 2006 - 10:09 pm
RealGM.com -
In the worst episode of violence since the infamous game in Detroit a few years ago, the referees decided to eject every player who was on the court when an incident broke out at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night.
Knicks guard Mardy Collins fouled Nugget guard J.R. Smith hard on a fast break attempt in the final minutes of a blowout Denver win, causing Smith to jump up and confront Collins. Nate Robinson came in to support his teammate, pushing Smith who took exception to the shove. Robinson and Smith then wrestled into reporters sitting courtside as players from both teams ran in to stick up for their teammates.
Just as things started to settle down, Collins said something to Carmello Anthony who punched Collins in the face, causing Collins to hit the floor. Episodes then followed, with new Knick Jared Jeffries fighting through teammates and team officials to try to get at Anthony.
After the referees and coaches conversed, an announcement was made that every player who was on the court at the time of the incident had been ejected, with the Nuggets leaving the court first. Once they were back in their dressing room, the Knicks followed suit.
It is unknown if players from either team left their respective benches at the time of the incident, with Knick broadcasters saying that Jamal Crawford and Stephon Marbury definitely remained on the sidelines.
It's bound to be a busy next few days for Stu Jackson and the others at the NBA offices.
Nuggets, Knicks in wild brawl near end of game
By BRIAN MAHONEY, AP Basketball Writer
December 16, 2006
NEW YORK (AP) -- Ten players, including NBA scoring leader Carmelo Anthony, were ejected for fighting during a wild brawl near the end of Saturday night's game between the Denver Nuggets and New York Knicks.
All 10 players on the court at the time were tossed for their involvement in the ugly incident that spread across the court and spilled into the crowd at Madison Square Garden.
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The brawl was the NBA's scariest incident since Indiana Pacers players fought with Detroit Pistons' fans on the court and in the stands in 2004.
Anthony scored 34 points before the melee took place with 1:15 left in the Nuggets' 123-100 victory over the Knicks.
Denver led 119-100 when Knicks guard Mardy Collins grabbed Denver's J.R. Smith around the neck as Smith was going in for a breakaway layup. Smith got up and jawed with Collins, and New York's Nate Robinson jumped in to yell at Smith.
Anthony rushed in and pushed Robinson in the neck, triggering the roughest moment, when Robinson and Smith went flying into the stands while fighting with each other. Anthony also appeared to throw a punch at Collins, and then backed away toward the center of the court.
New York's Jared Jeffries ran from the baseline toward Anthony, but was tackled by a Denver player. The brawl stretched to the other end of the court toward the Nuggets' bench before coaches and security finally pulled Smith away and restored order.
With each team forced to put five new players on the floor, Denver finished up the win and ended a two-game losing streak. Marcus Camby had 24 points and nine rebounds, and Andre Miller added 12 points and 10 assists for the Nuggets.
Wow ; that was fun
Seriously, the Collins guy started it ; what the heck was that?
So damn stupid to hurt your team so bad just to throw a damn punch. Its re ed.
That was a p-i-m-p slap.
Wow ; that was fun
Seriously, the Collins guy started it ; what the heck was that?
I hate how after he commited the foul, he raised his hands in the air like he didn't do .
See you next year, Melo.
to bad melo was having a mvp season
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