Larry Bird reveals how the Malice at the Palace brawl still lingers in his mind, haunting the Hall of Famer decades after the ...

Larry Bird recalled the infamous Malice at the Palace, a night of chaos that altered the NBA forever. Reflecting on the 2004 ...

The Malice at the Palace didn’t start the trend, but it came at the tail end of a more aggressive era. Still, the NBA used the melee to enforce its new rules and to keep tweaking the game in ...

The Malice at the Palace didn’t start the trend, but it came at the tail end of a more aggressive era. Still, the NBA used the melee to enforce its new rules and to keep tweaking the game in ...

What it is, the Malice at the Palace, began during a regular season game, the Pacers leading the Pistons 97-82 with 45.9 seconds left. As the Pistons' Ben Wallace went up for a layup, Artest ...

Read full article: Reflecting on the Malice at the Palace: A look back 20 years later Nov. 19 marks 20 years since the Malice at the Palace between the defending NBA Champion Detroit Pistons and ...

Malice at the Palace turns 20! I still remember Mike Breen delivering this line 20 years ago today. I wasn’t watching live, but I knew to set the TIiVo for this Pistons – Pacers game that day.

The brawl on Nov. 19, 2004 — the 10-year anniversary is Wednesday — was a free-for-all when several players crossed the line and went into the stands. Though it was provoked by the act of the ...

Malice in the Palace, which focuses on an Indiana Pacers-Detroit Pistons brawl that devolved into a fan riot in which Pacers players fought fans in the stands, is a particularly interesting piece ...

“Malice at the Palace,” as it’s come to be known, began as a scuffle between the Detroit Pistons and the Indiana Pacers on the night of Nov. 19, 2004, but it quickly escalated into a full ...