Zinho
19-nov-2004, 11:37
Esto pasó en el juego de hoy viernes 19 de noviembre.
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http://espndeportes.espn.go.com/2003/photos2004/1119/a_pelea_ht.jpgLa NBA vivió el viernes uno de los momentos más bochornosos de su historia, cuando a menos de un minuto para que terminara el partido entre Pacers y Pistons, los jugadores de ambos equipos iniciaron una batalla en la que también participaron los aficionados y al final, los árbitros dieron por terminado el encuentro.
Todo se formó cuando en una jugada Artest le hizo una falta a Wallace. Wallace se molestó y le dió un empujón por el cuello. De alli todo mundo se metió. Artest vió que un aficionado le tiró soda así que se montó sobre las mesas de anotacion y se avalanzó al aficionado y le pegó, y de alllí se dieron golpe mucha gente. LA policia del Estadio se demoró en actuar y luego de varios minutos la policia comenzó a sacar a los jugadores de la cancha. Äl pasar los jugadores de Indiana (los peleones) los aficionados les tiraron soda, millo y cuanta cosa al pasar.
El juego quedó suspendido quedando como 45 segundos de juego e Indiana teniendo una ventaja de 15 puntos.
Este es el peor momento que se ha vivido en la NBA. :mad:
Aqui les dejo con un artículo en ingles
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UBURN HILLS, Michigan (Ticker) -- Stephen Jackson made quite a first impression on the overheated rivalry between the Indiana Pacers and Detroit Pistons.
Jackson delivered knockout punches of all kinds as the Pacers brawled with fans in the stands and on the court after a 97-82 victory over the Pistons, a game that was called with 45 seconds to play.
In one of the craziest melees in NBA history, Jackson, Ron Artest and Jermaine O'Neal all delivered haymakers to unruly Pistons fans, who showed the worst side of their behavior by throwing everything from plastic bottles to chairs at members of the Pacers.
The Pacers fought back - literally. Several went into the stands to accost fans who had thrown things. Jackson climbed into the seats and landed a roundhouse right that floored a fan who had thrown a plastic beer bottle at Artest, hitting him in the face.
Fans continued to throw things and verbally accost members of the Pacers. Several came onto the court and one took a fighting stance against Artest, who dropped him with a punch. O'Neal ran over and floored another fan with a righthanded blow.
Fighting with each other minutes earlier, the Pacers and Pistons quickly teamed up to fight off the fans.
Referees called the game, which forced the Pacers to make their way through a gauntlet of angry fans who continued to throw objects despite pleas from Pistons coach Larry Brown. Players and team officials were showered with beer, soda and popcorn.
Acquired in the offseason, Jackson is new to this rivalry, which peaked with the Pistons defeating the Pacers in six physical games in last season's Eastern Conference finals.
He scored 13 points, including a dagger 3-pointer and dunk less than 40 seconds apart that ended a rally by the Pistons and gave the Pacers a 93-79 lead with 3:52 to play.
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http://espndeportes.espn.go.com/2003/photos2004/1119/a_pelea_ht.jpgLa NBA vivió el viernes uno de los momentos más bochornosos de su historia, cuando a menos de un minuto para que terminara el partido entre Pacers y Pistons, los jugadores de ambos equipos iniciaron una batalla en la que también participaron los aficionados y al final, los árbitros dieron por terminado el encuentro.
Todo se formó cuando en una jugada Artest le hizo una falta a Wallace. Wallace se molestó y le dió un empujón por el cuello. De alli todo mundo se metió. Artest vió que un aficionado le tiró soda así que se montó sobre las mesas de anotacion y se avalanzó al aficionado y le pegó, y de alllí se dieron golpe mucha gente. LA policia del Estadio se demoró en actuar y luego de varios minutos la policia comenzó a sacar a los jugadores de la cancha. Äl pasar los jugadores de Indiana (los peleones) los aficionados les tiraron soda, millo y cuanta cosa al pasar.
El juego quedó suspendido quedando como 45 segundos de juego e Indiana teniendo una ventaja de 15 puntos.
Este es el peor momento que se ha vivido en la NBA. :mad:
Aqui les dejo con un artículo en ingles
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UBURN HILLS, Michigan (Ticker) -- Stephen Jackson made quite a first impression on the overheated rivalry between the Indiana Pacers and Detroit Pistons.
Jackson delivered knockout punches of all kinds as the Pacers brawled with fans in the stands and on the court after a 97-82 victory over the Pistons, a game that was called with 45 seconds to play.
In one of the craziest melees in NBA history, Jackson, Ron Artest and Jermaine O'Neal all delivered haymakers to unruly Pistons fans, who showed the worst side of their behavior by throwing everything from plastic bottles to chairs at members of the Pacers.
The Pacers fought back - literally. Several went into the stands to accost fans who had thrown things. Jackson climbed into the seats and landed a roundhouse right that floored a fan who had thrown a plastic beer bottle at Artest, hitting him in the face.
Fans continued to throw things and verbally accost members of the Pacers. Several came onto the court and one took a fighting stance against Artest, who dropped him with a punch. O'Neal ran over and floored another fan with a righthanded blow.
Fighting with each other minutes earlier, the Pacers and Pistons quickly teamed up to fight off the fans.
Referees called the game, which forced the Pacers to make their way through a gauntlet of angry fans who continued to throw objects despite pleas from Pistons coach Larry Brown. Players and team officials were showered with beer, soda and popcorn.
Acquired in the offseason, Jackson is new to this rivalry, which peaked with the Pistons defeating the Pacers in six physical games in last season's Eastern Conference finals.
He scored 13 points, including a dagger 3-pointer and dunk less than 40 seconds apart that ended a rally by the Pistons and gave the Pacers a 93-79 lead with 3:52 to play.