With under nine minutes left in the second quarter, Stewart got excessive on a box-out attempt and shoulder-charged Bryant into the ground.
Isaiah Stewart found himself hitting the showers earlier than expected as part of a wild scene on Wednesday night. The Pistons forward was ejected during his team’s 133-119 loss
Isaiah Stewart is the most unhinged player in the NBA. The Detroit Pistons big man famously tried to fight LeBron James on the court back in 2021, and then got arrested following a parking lot scuffle with Phoenix Suns big man Drew Eubanks last year.
Stewart was ejected from Wednesday's game against the Pacers with 8:45 remaining in the second quarter after being assessed a Flagrant 2 foul, Pat Boylan of Bally Sports Indiana reports. Stewart was tossed from the contest after he shoved the Pacers' Thomas Bryant to the floor while the two were contesting a rebound.
The story, as Buford tells it, goes like this: Claudio Crippa, an international scout for the Spurs, proposed going to see a youth game before checking out Doumbouya. Buford saw Wembanyama play for the first time that day. And the seeds for the Spurs’ new master plan were immediately planted.
Detroit Pistons center Isaiah Stewart was kicked out after throwing Indiana Pacers center Thomas Bryant on the ground in the second quarter. Stewart turned his back to the basket and violently struck Bryant after Aaron Nesmith missed a short jumper in the second quarter.
When he was at the University of Washington for a solitary season, Isaiah Stewart was known as this gentle soul who played exceedingly hard for a bad team. Yet
NBA legend Dwight Howard made a wild suggestion about Pistons’ Isaiah Stewart after the power forward was ejected against the Indiana Pacers. The ejection was for a flagrant foul on Pacers center Thomas Bryant,
Pistons big man Isaiah Stewart appeared to make a gun gesture towards the Pacers' bench on Wednesday night after he was ejected in chaotic scenes.
The man responsible for Bryant Park’s transformation was Dan Biederman, a protege of the urban planner William “Holly” White with an MBA from Harvard. Beyond any single design element, it was Biederman that the Dallas contingent took from Bryant Park, hiring his firm, Biederman Redevelopment Ventures, as a consultant.
With under nine minutes left in the second quarter, Stewart got excessive on a box-out attempt and shoulder-charged Bryant into the ground.