In November of 2004, Ron Artest would fly into the stands of a game between the Indiana Pacers and Detroit Pistons and fight a fan who had thrown a drink at him. While this wasn’t exactly new ...

In what would become one of the biggest black eyes in NBA history, a fan threw a drink at Metta (then known as Ron Artest), sparking a massive fight that spilled into the stands and resulted in ...

In that incident, a fan throwing a beer at the Indiana Pacers’ Ron Artest – lying prone on the scorer’s table for whatever reason – inflamed Artest, who charged into the stands.

During an NBA game in 2004, Metta World Peace — then known as Ron Artest — went into the stands and fought fans at The Palace at Auburn Hills, where the Detroit Pistons used to play.

Star, is no stranger to confrontation. Just this month, while continuing his playing career in Puerto Rico, he got into an altercation with a fan that led to him trying to mimic Ron Artest’s charge ...

This is an eerily similar situation to the infamous Malice at the Palace in 2004, where Ron Artest was lying on the scorer's table and a fan threw a drink at him.

In the 20 years since the brawl, Jermaine O'Neal has been on a journey -- through fatherhood and basketball, back to who he was supposed to be.

Dingman won his first Stanley Cup with the Avalanche in 2001 and won his second Stanley Cup with the Lightning in 2004. In ...

Spurs over Pistons, 2005 This was a low-wattage Game 7, ending with the Spurs winning 81-74 to deny the Pistons back-to-back titles. And Larry Brown was denied by his former assistant coach, Gregg ...

In November of 2004, Ron Artest would fly into the stands of a game between the Indiana Pacers and Detroit Pistons and fight a fan who had thrown a drink at him. While this wasn’t exactly new for him ...