Pistons player misses his own Bobblehead Night due to suspension due to flagrant offenses
Detroit clips Fans were looking forward to Bobblehead Giveaway on Friday night by Isaiah Stewart’s big man.
But they were not able to see Stewart in action because he was not allowed to play.
Stewart was suspended for a sharp offense estimated throughout the season.
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Detroit Pistons Center Isaiah Stewart was thrown out of the game for a rough offense at the Indiana Pacers Center Thomas Bryant in the first half in the Gainbridge Fieldhouse. (Trevor Ruszkowski/Imagings Images)
NBA announced on Friday that Stewart would be suspended at a night competition after picking up a sixth awful spot this season.
Stewart picked up a feverish offense, which encouraged automatic ejection on Wednesday after checking the opponent, Thomas Bryant, when the shot increased.
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Bryant had to keep his teammates, and Stewart almost immediately left the field.
The league announced a suspension, together with a $ 50,000 fines for Stewart for “inappropriate and inappropriate gestures” after throwing out on Wednesday in a 133-119 defeat. Pacers in Indiana.
Gestures were probably the apparent finger rifle he pointed to the pistons bench.
Corps and Pacers have history with wickedness in the 2004 palace.
Isaiah Stewart, 28, of Detroit Pistons, strikes Judge Tyler Ford’s hand during the match against Indiana Pacers at Gainbridge Fieldhouse 29. January 2025. In Indianapolis. (Justin Casterline/Getty Images)
Stewart entered a game with four flags offenses, so the call was launched by an automatic suspension based on the protocol of the league’s regular season.
Despite the suspension, the Pistons still gave Stewart Bobblehead 5,000 fans.
The pistons were a pleasant surprise this season. Their record 23-24 is good for eighth place at the Eastern Conference, which would put them in the game tournament.
Indiana Pacers teammates are checked by the Thomas Bryant Center (3) after a foul at the Detroit Pistons Center Isaiah Stewart (28) in the first half in Gainbridge Fieldhouse. (Trevor Ruszkowski/Imagings Images)
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Last year, the Pistons lost the NBA record of 27 consecutive games, resulting in the release of Monty Williams, despite having achieved the richest job in coaching history.
Associated Press contributed to this report.
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