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To make a long story short, the Pacers were bitter because the Pistons beat them en route to winning the NBA title, Ron Artest was already a literal sociopath, and The Palace at Auburn Hills was the Pistons' home arena-hence, "Malice at the Palace." ESPN's 30 for 30 documentary is the best: th-cam.com/video/EqrFNRt80cI/w-d-xo.html
These Rewind videos assume you already know the climactic event- just a window into the lesser well known back story. You guys need to see the whole fight with the fans - it’s epic.
Thanks Peter. Yeah we 100% realise this now. Next Secret Base is the Kick Six which was perfect because we had already seen the moment but had no context! Appreciate the comment, we’ll definitely find a way to get the aftermath up to the channel too
Actually- I could sum up the rewind video in two sentences: Detroit and Indiana are bitter rivals. Ron Artest is crazy. - that’s all the back story you need 😂
I like that he mentioned the referee's names. Tim Donaghy was an NBA ref that got caught fixing games that he was gambling on. He would call fouls based on who he was betting on in the games that he was reffing.
I won't post a link but "The WORST Night In NBA HISTORY (The Malice At The Palace)" is the most comprehensive video of the Malice at the Palace. Gives full details on the event and the aftermath.
Not sure if it’s available in the UK but Netflix has a documentary about and hour long that covers the incident in detail with lots of good interviews. May not be something easy to do for your watch alongs but definitely an incredible way to fully understand what happened and why it was such a big deal. You guys are always a great watch keep it up!! GO GRIZZ
The 04 Pistons are one of my fav championships in NBA history. They didn't have a single max-salary player, no all-NBA selections, only 1 all-star selection (Ben Wallace). The NBA recently made a top 75 players in history list for their 75th anniversary and not a single player from that team made the list. Yet they beat the juggernaut Shaq/Kobe Lakers 4-1. It wasn't the prettiest or most entertaining basketball, but the Pistons were incredible defensively and were in perfect sync. It was just a group of solid veterans beating one of the best superstar duos ever.
And the 05 Pacers would have surely won it all. They were so good defensively and so deep. As a Pacers fan, I hated this for Reggie, he deserved a ring.
@@alperensengun6832 it’s just the truth. You build a great team based on the rules, then the rules completely change but you still have the constructed teams from the rules before. It was inevitable that a random, weird team would win that year. I’m not a lakers fan btw
@@philmccracken179 Lakers deserved to get beat. They were overhyped and they couldn't handle any stress at all. Shaq was at his most miserable and Kobe and he didn't even get along. They brought on a bunch of older ring hunters for that year. They so deserved to lose and the Pistons beat the stuffing out of them.
Now, that y'all got the whole backstory y'all gotta watch the whole Malice in the Palace cuz it was NUTS. If Jermaine O'Neal doesn't slip, he's prolly catching a murder charge. That's how crazy it was.
I remember watching this game when it happened. Two crazy things. Ron Artest punched the wrong person to start. Afterward, in the locker room, he asked Stephen Jackson if he thought they'd get in trouble.... You're lucky to have a job. As a Pacers fan, Ron Artest is something else. He once pulled down Paul Pierce's shorts, in a game, to prevent him from getting the ball. Not only did it not work, he later sung him an apology on tv.
Seth's voiceover saying, "You probably know what happens next." Poor Damo and Nick's faces saying, "Uh-oh. We DON'T know what happens next, that's why we're watching this video!" 🤣 Here's the full tv broadcast of it...th-cam.com/video/UdyqIh4nJ3Y/w-d-xo.html Here's a good breakdown including b-roll of other things that happened outside of the main tv feed...th-cam.com/video/C8VYYLO6z6w/w-d-xo.html This breakdown does a better job of showing how it ruined the Pacers' season and Artest's career and also shows how the crowd reaction included stuff that was just as bad as what the players did.
The same channel does a rewind on the Kick Six. You guys have already seen the play, but his rewind does a good job of highlighting what a huge moment it was and why it’s probably in the top five finishes in college football history.
secretbase is an amazing channel to learn not only about basketball the sport but also the history of the league, I love that you guys are watching this channel!!!
@@DNReacts You're right of course. That does seem like a rather abrupt end to a in-depth look at it. To provide all that context and then basically treat the actual fight and aftermath as an afterthought. The context is important... but the fight and the aftermath are the most important parts here. Careers would never be the same after this. It possibly detoured a rising Jermaine O'Neal's career that seemed destined for superstardom, and instead became relegated to a footnote. BTW, love you guys, and I check for new videos every time I log on. I love seeing the journey you are on.
If y'all do Larry bird you should do the Making A Case series by Clayton Crowley. Really well made series for multiple NBA legends explaining their greatness.
Definitely will watch it Tom. Got to know what happened after this as that was an insane finish! Secret Base was heavily suggested but we didn’t realise it wouldn’t show any of the aftermath at the time we recorded. We know a bit more about the channel now and that it’s better if we’ve seen the incident prior to the Deep Rewind 😀
Yeah, that was just the start. I watched it live because I'm a Pistons fan and from the metro Detroit area, so it was local for me. There were probably a half dozen, to a dozen fans and a couple piston players to get in fist fights with like the whole Pacers team. Shit was wild lol
there is a documentary about this done with the players perspectives and it will give let you go into more depth of what happened, why it happened. Why Ron Artest was the way he was, Why Ben reacted the way he did to the hard foul. On Netlix called Untold pt1: Malice at the Palice.
The cup was the final straw, after the cup hit Artest, he ran in to the stands and started indiscriminately fighting the fans (the one he went after had nothing to do with it.)later turned into the entire Pacers team fighting the fans. The game was called fir fear of the entire thing turning into a full blown riot. Not only did this lead to the NBA wanting to clean up their image ( and in all honesty,around this time they didn't really have many good role models outside of Kidd, Nash, Kobe and Shaq), this also indirectly lead to the "one and done" draft rule, where a player had to have at least one year of College or European pro Basketball to be eligible for the draft, they wouldn't draft kids out of high school any more after LeBron James.
Born and raised in Indianapolis indiana. I remember listening to this on the radio as a kid. Ron arrest trampled slick Leonard our color announcer and former Aba champion. Slick was hurt as a man in his 70s. Mark Boyle kept announcing. They were litterally scared for their lives. I was 15.
I second what someone said about watching the entire fight. It was unhinged! Players in the stands, fans on the court, food and drinks being strewn about everywhere...it was madness. Not to mention the suspensions and fines after the chaos. Ron Artest was suspended for the entire season and was fined nearly $5,000,000 and many others were suspended and fined too.
If you want to continue watching brawls in Detroit sports you can watch “fight night at The Joe” or anything related to the Red Wings vs Avalanche rivalry in the 90s. It’s one of the most brutal and bloody rivalries in hockey history. It also includes a goalie fight which are always fun
Mike Korzemba's video on the Malice at the Palace is the best vidoe out there I've seen showing the Malice at the Palace and the consequences that occured from jt
Another great video guys. Love the content. I may be a NFL lover, but I still like the NBA, MLB, and the NHL a bit. But you guys also got me into Soccer (Football) and Rugby. So thanks for broadening my knowledge. Happy to give any info or help anytime ya need. Thanks again. I loved watching the NBA as a kid, it was the 80s and early 90s and I felt like it was a truly amazing era, a change almost, from Larry Birds era to MJs and so on, but seeing MJ (Michael Jordan) kinda merge the eras and then develop into the late 90s and 200s NBA, great to to see evolution of a sport you love.
Will get Part 2 and the action up as soon as Nick is back from vacation William. It’s eating away at me not knowing what happened after that finish. Feels like a show going off air mid season 😅
Funny how Ron Artest changed his name to Metta World Peace later on 😅 and despite the fact that he elbowed James Harden in the head too, what a peaceful guy
Artest was well known for “bad behavior!” He came to our home team, The Kings, for a period of time but was a bit more subdued by then. I would like to see the “rest of this story!” Hope you get a link to be able to do Part 2!! Interesting story!!
You could watch the fight, but I think listening to Stephen Jackson tell the story or listening to him interview former teammates and the other players who was there that day is far more entertaining. The pod is called All The Smoke and they've had Metta, Jermaine O'Neal, Rasheed Wallace and Ben Wallace giving there perspectives.
The video is assuming you already know what went down that night. You guys *have* to watch the full Malice at the Palace brawl. It's completely unhinged. Jermaine O'Neal almost took some fan's head off with a right hand from a full sprint but slipped on liquid when he went to plant and it didn't land flush. The dude still got sent got sent flying
Thanks for the comment. We will be back with the fallout 100%! When we recorded this we were unaware of the Secret Base video format! We’re since aware of when it’s a good idea for us to use these videos.
Best moment in NBA history. Look into delta highlights for more hockey highlights! And also there's a channel called vindigs I think that posts full game highlights, mostly pre 2012 to get a taste of how much more fighting used to be in hockey!
@@DNReacts No worries! I just rewatched it myself haha. Artest got the largest suspension out of this, 86 games total. Jackson (2nd guy to go in the stands) got 30 games, Jermaine O'neal (punched the guy on the court) got 15 games, and Ben Wallace (who started it all) got 6 games. There were some legal charges too
That was super annoying after the build up was so perfect lol glad though because many people see what happened without knowing the full context those two teams HATED each other at the time
Yeah that did end at an awkward spot. It definitely got worse. The fans really escalated the situation to the point of it getting out of control. I recall seeing that when I was in college and I was like "Well that's going to be a lot of suspensions."
2 douchebag fans! The others were protecting our house, like any fan base would do. They were also trying to get Artest off of the guy because he wasn't the cup thrower. Artest beat up the wrong guy!
Bill burr does a comedy bit about it that kinda lets you know what happened and the idea behind things. Definitely find the original video, but its worth a watch
Basically, being from England, all you need to know is that Detroit is about the most gangster, poverty stricken, rough-ass city in the country. I’m sure there’s a British equivalent.
Another classic Detroit moment highlighted on this channel! If you want to laugh at the depths of our pain, the 2008 Lions and the 2013 ALCS are two great avenues of suffering
Can only promise you we aren’t targeting them 😭 I can’t wait to see a real highlight moment for Detroit! Barry Sanders still one of our favourite videos
Here's a full video with before and after context that breaks it down really good: th-cam.com/video/C8VYYLO6z6w/w-d-xo.html And you can find the raw live footage fairly easily too, but it won't break it down fully. The raw live footage is definitely worth a watch too.
The usually have a small blurb at the very end that quickly summarizes what happened next or something like that If applicable. I actually had to watch this one again to see if you guys missed it. You didn’t of course. Don’t let this discourage reacting to their content. On that note I think it would be interesting to see you guys react to one of their videos that relates to a subject you are familiar with….soccer, fish and chips, something like that
If you guys want some deeper analysis about the actual game of basketball you should watch some of the thinking basketball series, they do really good videos their greatest peaks video in particular does a great job of showing you why the greatest of players of all time were so great, they are a little longer but if you want to really know about guys like Larry bird Magic Johnson Kobe etc that’s a great way to do it while also learning about the game
@@DNReacts don’t know if anyone has already informed you or if you discovered on your own, but things got so far out of hand that they had to call the game and end it before time was up.
Yeah you guys should try to find a more thorough breakdown on the actual fight lol the backstory was nice and all but would’ve preferred breaking down more moments during the fight that may be hard to notice amongst all the commotion
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To make a long story short, the Pacers were bitter because the Pistons beat them en route to winning the NBA title, Ron Artest was already a literal sociopath, and The Palace at Auburn Hills was the Pistons' home arena-hence, "Malice at the Palace."
ESPN's 30 for 30 documentary is the best:
th-cam.com/video/EqrFNRt80cI/w-d-xo.html
These Rewind videos assume you already know the climactic event- just a window into the lesser well known back story. You guys need to see the whole fight with the fans - it’s epic.
Thanks Peter. Yeah we 100% realise this now. Next Secret Base is the Kick Six which was perfect because we had already seen the moment but had no context! Appreciate the comment, we’ll definitely find a way to get the aftermath up to the channel too
This link shows it all: th-cam.com/video/UdyqIh4nJ3Y/w-d-xo.html
Actually- I could sum up the rewind video in two sentences: Detroit and Indiana are bitter rivals. Ron Artest is crazy. - that’s all the back story you need 😂
I love Secret Base and Rewinder but one thing I wish they’d do more is include the full play and the aftermath.
@@peterandjunko The End…👍
and then Ron Artest who was in the center of the malice in the palace legally changed his name afterward to Metta World Peace 😂
Wow! 😂
He changed his name back in 2020 to Metta Sandiford-Artest.
I like that he mentioned the referee's names. Tim Donaghy was an NBA ref that got caught fixing games that he was gambling on. He would call fouls based on who he was betting on in the games that he was reffing.
It’s like another story in itself that needs reviewing! Crazy. Thanks for the comment and info.
I thought that name was familiar.
I won't post a link but "The WORST Night In NBA HISTORY (The Malice At The Palace)" is the most comprehensive video of the Malice at the Palace. Gives full details on the event and the aftermath.
Not sure if it’s available in the UK but Netflix has a documentary about and hour long that covers the incident in detail with lots of good interviews. May not be something easy to do for your watch alongs but definitely an incredible way to fully understand what happened and why it was such a big deal. You guys are always a great watch keep it up!! GO GRIZZ
The 04 Pistons are one of my fav championships in NBA history. They didn't have a single max-salary player, no all-NBA selections, only 1 all-star selection (Ben Wallace). The NBA recently made a top 75 players in history list for their 75th anniversary and not a single player from that team made the list. Yet they beat the juggernaut Shaq/Kobe Lakers 4-1. It wasn't the prettiest or most entertaining basketball, but the Pistons were incredible defensively and were in perfect sync. It was just a group of solid veterans beating one of the best superstar duos ever.
They only won because 2004 was when the year they got rid of “illegal defense”. Lakers couldn’t handle the newly allowed zone defense
And the 05 Pacers would have surely won it all. They were so good defensively and so deep. As a Pacers fan, I hated this for Reggie, he deserved a ring.
@@philmccracken179 every team has to deal with it. That’s a poor excuse right there
@@alperensengun6832 it’s just the truth. You build a great team based on the rules, then the rules completely change but you still have the constructed teams from the rules before. It was inevitable that a random, weird team would win that year. I’m not a lakers fan btw
@@philmccracken179 Lakers deserved to get beat. They were overhyped and they couldn't handle any stress at all. Shaq was at his most miserable and Kobe and he didn't even get along. They brought on a bunch of older ring hunters for that year. They so deserved to lose and the Pistons beat the stuffing out of them.
Now, that y'all got the whole backstory y'all gotta watch the whole Malice in the Palace cuz it was NUTS.
If Jermaine O'Neal doesn't slip, he's prolly catching a murder charge. That's how crazy it was.
I remember watching this game when it happened. Two crazy things.
Ron Artest punched the wrong person to start. Afterward, in the locker room, he asked Stephen Jackson if he thought they'd get in trouble.... You're lucky to have a job. As a Pacers fan, Ron Artest is something else. He once pulled down Paul Pierce's shorts, in a game, to prevent him from getting the ball. Not only did it not work, he later sung him an apology on tv.
Seth's voiceover saying, "You probably know what happens next." Poor Damo and Nick's faces saying, "Uh-oh. We DON'T know what happens next, that's why we're watching this video!" 🤣
Here's the full tv broadcast of it...th-cam.com/video/UdyqIh4nJ3Y/w-d-xo.html
Here's a good breakdown including b-roll of other things that happened outside of the main tv feed...th-cam.com/video/C8VYYLO6z6w/w-d-xo.html
This breakdown does a better job of showing how it ruined the Pacers' season and Artest's career and also shows how the crowd reaction included stuff that was just as bad as what the players did.
Thank you Kevin, really appreciate this!
BRUTAL VID for ya'll who haven't seen the event. Glad to see others have shared some good links
You need to watch the full fight. It was enormous and involved the entire arena.
The same channel does a rewind on the Kick Six. You guys have already seen the play, but his rewind does a good job of highlighting what a huge moment it was and why it’s probably in the top five finishes in college football history.
secretbase is an amazing channel to learn not only about basketball the sport but also the history of the league, I love that you guys are watching this channel!!!
Thank you Frankie. Have more Secret Base lined up soon! 🤞 Appreciate the comment
Netflix does a great documentary on this. The actual fight and aftermath deserves way more coverage.
Thank you Mark, appreciate the comment, will give this a search!
@@DNReacts You're right of course. That does seem like a rather abrupt end to a in-depth look at it. To provide all that context and then basically treat the actual fight and aftermath as an afterthought. The context is important... but the fight and the aftermath are the most important parts here. Careers would never be the same after this. It possibly detoured a rising Jermaine O'Neal's career that seemed destined for superstardom, and instead became relegated to a footnote.
BTW, love you guys, and I check for new videos every time I log on. I love seeing the journey you are on.
Thank you Mark, really appreciate you’re support and the context here too. Love that you’re loving the channel.
@@phunkjnky I am of the opinion that ruined O'Neal's career. It's a shame because he seems like a solid dude and that's always going to tarnish him.
@@DNReacts It's the first video in the "Untold" series.
It's known as Malice at the Palace after the venue Detriot played in at the time, the Palace at Auburn Hills.
I laughed out loud When he said Ron Artest is a short story 😂
If y'all do Larry bird you should do the Making A Case series by Clayton Crowley. Really well made series for multiple NBA legends explaining their greatness.
Absolutely on point recommendation!!
Clayton Crowley makes incredible videos, despite having a name like a 1920s racist gubernatorial candidate lol
The actual footage of the Malice in the Palace and fight night in hockey town are entertaining enough without commentary- A Detroit fan
Bill Burr has a hilarious skit about this 😂
you gotta actually watch the fight. so legendary. so funny
Definitely will watch it Tom. Got to know what happened after this as that was an insane finish! Secret Base was heavily suggested but we didn’t realise it wouldn’t show any of the aftermath at the time we recorded. We know a bit more about the channel now and that it’s better if we’ve seen the incident prior to the Deep Rewind 😀
Yeah, that was just the start. I watched it live because I'm a Pistons fan and from the metro Detroit area, so it was local for me. There were probably a half dozen, to a dozen fans and a couple piston players to get in fist fights with like the whole Pacers team. Shit was wild lol
there is a documentary about this done with the players perspectives and it will give let you go into more depth of what happened, why it happened. Why Ron Artest was the way he was, Why Ben reacted the way he did to the hard foul. On Netlix called Untold pt1: Malice at the Palice.
The cup was the final straw, after the cup hit Artest, he ran in to the stands and started indiscriminately fighting the fans (the one he went after had nothing to do with it.)later turned into the entire Pacers team fighting the fans. The game was called fir fear of the entire thing turning into a full blown riot. Not only did this lead to the NBA wanting to clean up their image ( and in all honesty,around this time they didn't really have many good role models outside of Kidd, Nash, Kobe and Shaq), this also indirectly lead to the "one and done" draft rule, where a player had to have at least one year of College or European pro Basketball to be eligible for the draft, they wouldn't draft kids out of high school any more after LeBron James.
Born and raised in Indianapolis indiana. I remember listening to this on the radio as a kid. Ron arrest trampled slick Leonard our color announcer and former Aba champion. Slick was hurt as a man in his 70s. Mark Boyle kept announcing. They were litterally scared for their lives. I was 15.
“The worst night in nba history” I think the TH-cam video is called for a comprehensive breakdown of the malice .
I second what someone said about watching the entire fight. It was unhinged! Players in the stands, fans on the court, food and drinks being strewn about everywhere...it was madness. Not to mention the suspensions and fines after the chaos. Ron Artest was suspended for the entire season and was fined nearly $5,000,000 and many others were suspended and fined too.
I can understand your feeling letdown at the end - perhaps a Part 2? Would be fun and thanks for posting this one.
If you want to continue watching brawls in Detroit sports you can watch “fight night at The Joe” or anything related to the Red Wings vs Avalanche rivalry in the 90s. It’s one of the most brutal and bloody rivalries in hockey history. It also includes a goalie fight which are always fun
This was a great period in the NBA. Unlike today the best teams weren't just scoring high points but championships were won by defense.
Mike Korzemba's video on the Malice at the Palace is the best vidoe out there I've seen showing the Malice at the Palace and the consequences that occured from jt
Another great video guys. Love the content. I may be a NFL lover, but I still like the NBA, MLB, and the NHL a bit. But you guys also got me into Soccer (Football) and Rugby. So thanks for broadening my knowledge. Happy to give any info or help anytime ya need. Thanks again. I loved watching the NBA as a kid, it was the 80s and early 90s and I felt like it was a truly amazing era, a change almost, from Larry Birds era to MJs and so on, but seeing MJ (Michael Jordan) kinda merge the eras and then develop into the late 90s and 200s NBA, great to to see evolution of a sport you love.
Thank you Bradley, really appreciate the ongoing support! Love that you’re loving the channel
You need to watch the full fight.. it gets even crazier when piston's fans start storming the court to fight the players 😆
As a lifelong Pacers fan man this still hurts to watch. It was our year to win it all IMO
The Palace is the name of the Pistons Arena, The Palace of Auburn Hills.
This guy dragged that video like crazy. He made a 5 min video into 10 mins.
If you want to know more about this infamous event, Netflix has the definitive doc on it.
More Secret Base!
More Secret Base will be coming soon! Thanks for the comment
Damn. Was looking forward to this reaction until I saw the video y'all chose haha
Will get Part 2 and the action up as soon as Nick is back from vacation William. It’s eating away at me not knowing what happened after that finish. Feels like a show going off air mid season 😅
@@DNReacts perfect analogy, haha. Looking forward to it. Enjoy your vacay Nick.
Rasheed Wallace and Ron Artest were 2 that had the most ejections ever
Don’t forget to watch the last few minutes of game 7 of the 2016 NBA playoffs. The greatest few moments in NBA history to many!
What a teaser!😢 I was thinking it was going to show the main event. Well, at least everyone is aware of the proper context leading to the brawl.
Funny how Ron Artest changed his name to Metta World Peace later on 😅 and despite the fact that he elbowed James Harden in the head too, what a peaceful guy
It was an all out brawl that ish was wild 😝
Artest was well known for “bad behavior!” He came to our home team, The Kings, for a period of time but was a bit more subdued by then. I would like to see the “rest of this story!” Hope you get a link to be able to do Part 2!! Interesting story!!
After this incident Ron Artest changed his name to Meta World Peace loll
These Secret base videos are awesome, but you gotta watch the Avalanche Red Wings one, it’s awesome
The Mike Korezemba video is the best !!
Thank you, appreciate this!
You could watch the fight, but I think listening to Stephen Jackson tell the story or listening to him interview former teammates and the other players who was there that day is far more entertaining. The pod is called All The Smoke and they've had Metta, Jermaine O'Neal, Rasheed Wallace and Ben Wallace giving there perspectives.
The video is assuming you already know what went down that night. You guys *have* to watch the full Malice at the Palace brawl. It's completely unhinged. Jermaine O'Neal almost took some fan's head off with a right hand from a full sprint but slipped on liquid when he went to plant and it didn't land flush. The dude still got sent got sent flying
Thanks for the comment. We will be back with the fallout 100%! When we recorded this we were unaware of the Secret Base video format! We’re since aware of when it’s a good idea for us to use these videos.
The complete lack of security/police was unbelievable. At least in hockey there’s plexiglass in between the players and the crowd
Best moment in NBA history. Look into delta highlights for more hockey highlights! And also there's a channel called vindigs I think that posts full game highlights, mostly pre 2012 to get a taste of how much more fighting used to be in hockey!
Also it goes on much longer you guys are right. Check out the full clip! th-cam.com/video/FPJqMjAM1-I/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=SANFRANFANAD
@@hblowe_ Thank you for the comment and link, appreciate it!
@@DNReacts No worries! I just rewatched it myself haha. Artest got the largest suspension out of this, 86 games total. Jackson (2nd guy to go in the stands) got 30 games, Jermaine O'neal (punched the guy on the court) got 15 games, and Ben Wallace (who started it all) got 6 games. There were some legal charges too
Please watch more Secret Base videos. They make top tier content.
Have another one coming next week Mario. Been enjoying them!
BS! That was the stupidest vid ive ever watched.
That was super annoying after the build up was so perfect lol glad though because many people see what happened without knowing the full context those two teams HATED each other at the time
Yeah that did end at an awkward spot. It definitely got worse. The fans really escalated the situation to the point of it getting out of control. I recall seeing that when I was in college and I was like "Well that's going to be a lot of suspensions."
2 douchebag fans! The others were protecting our house, like any fan base would do. They were also trying to get Artest off of the guy because he wasn't the cup thrower. Artest beat up the wrong guy!
Side note: Tim Donaghy is the disgraced referee caught in a gambling scandal... interesting story
I think Bill Burr's take on this was the best. I also love seeing fans getting the crap kicked out of them.
Fun fact: Ron Artest later changed his name, legally, to Meta Worldpeace, and ironically sti had a tendency to get in to fights.
The irony of him doing that 😂 Unreal!
deep rewind of game 7 of the 2016 world series is a good one.
Got this one recorded I’m pretty sure hifijohn, due out in roughly 2 weeks to the channel
A rare Darko Milicic sighting in this video
I'll wait as well, I have heard about this incident but never looked it up.
I love this guy's video on the 2001 world series
You all should do a video watching the full fight with the fans now. Not sure why this guy cut it off where he did. Talk about a tease
that fight was crazy.
I was watching this game live. It was wild
Bill Burr does a really funny commentary on this. I can't remember the title of the video but I recommend it!
Y’all gotta watch the entire brawl….
Bill burr does a comedy bit about it that kinda lets you know what happened and the idea behind things. Definitely find the original video, but its worth a watch
Comedian Bill Burr had the best take on this game...
You guys should also see what happened to Rudy Tomjanovich in a basketball brawl
Need to watch the full fight.
Shaq and Kobe's Lakers won the NBA championship in 2000, 2001, and 2002.
The Lakers also had 2 other legends (Gary Payton and Karl Malone) on that 2004 squad.. although they were pretty old already.
What? It exploded into complete chaos.
Should be mentioned that Artest has an Anxiety problem. He eventually went into therapy, hence why he changed his name over to Metta World Peace.
The guy who threw the cup was the guy in blue putting Artest in a rear headlock. He received a year in jail. A Felony I believe.
Basically, being from England, all you need to know is that Detroit is about the most gangster, poverty stricken, rough-ass city in the country. I’m sure there’s a British equivalent.
This is back when tough guys still played basketball. You can't even breath near anyone nowadays without getting a foul called
Another classic Detroit moment highlighted on this channel! If you want to laugh at the depths of our pain, the 2008 Lions and the 2013 ALCS are two great avenues of suffering
Can only promise you we aren’t targeting them 😭 I can’t wait to see a real highlight moment for Detroit! Barry Sanders still one of our favourite videos
Here's a full video with before and after context that breaks it down really good:
th-cam.com/video/C8VYYLO6z6w/w-d-xo.html
And you can find the raw live footage fairly easily too, but it won't break it down fully. The raw live footage is definitely worth a watch too.
Definitely gotta do a Larry bird mixtape reaction, he’s one of the goats
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"Artest can be unpredictable." Think so? LOL
Please do a part two soon!
Yall news to see the full video lol
You have to find the whole thing lol
SB Nation / Secret Base makes some terrific content
After watchin this... I'd say not.
@@shermanmi how are they thorough? Didn't even show the brawl. Alot of build-up for what? NOTHIN'?
@@dannyjoe3343 then go watch the brawl. The point of the video was context of why it happened
@@shermanmi stop liking yer own comment u narcissistic pos.
You guys need to watch fight night at the Joe Best hockey rivalry fight ever. Detroit Red Wings vs Colorado Avalanche
💯 agree! Epic fight boys. Would love to watch you guys react to it!
The usually have a small blurb at the very end that quickly summarizes what happened next or something like that If applicable. I actually had to watch this one again to see if you guys missed it. You didn’t of course.
Don’t let this discourage reacting to their content. On that note I think it would be interesting to see you guys react to one of their videos that relates to a subject you are familiar with….soccer, fish and chips, something like that
Thank you Kevin, appreciate the comment!
If you guys want some deeper analysis about the actual game of basketball you should watch some of the thinking basketball series, they do really good videos their greatest peaks video in particular does a great job of showing you why the greatest of players of all time were so great, they are a little longer but if you want to really know about guys like Larry bird Magic Johnson Kobe etc that’s a great way to do it while also learning about the game
Bird and Magic saved the NBA. There's a good video "Making the Case" on Bird that argues he was the best player ever.
Thanks Dave, have added this one to our watch list!
Unedited footage of the actual brawl starting with the hard foul: th-cam.com/video/UdyqIh4nJ3Y/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for this link MDK2, appreciate it!
@@DNReacts don’t know if anyone has already informed you or if you discovered on your own, but things got so far out of hand that they had to call the game and end it before time was up.
Yeah you guys should try to find a more thorough breakdown on the actual fight lol the backstory was nice and all but would’ve preferred breaking down more moments during the fight that may be hard to notice amongst all the commotion
There's a comedian named Bill Burr that did a bit about this, you guys should react to it, it's hilarious 😂
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I watched this live when I was 12 and I remember the aftermath it was insane
It gets more crazy than that...there's no that happened after jackson threw that punch brits...
Am so happy today Toronto maple leafs finally won a first round series last time it happened was 19 years ago
You should watch Bill burr talk about this fight. It's hilarious
Should have watched the Mike Korazemba video. Huge rip.
Thanks for this, have added to the list, will check it out!