Why is Artest so annoying, and what s going on with the Artest fight?

Personal hobbies are different. Ah Tai is stubborn, straightforward, and simple-minded, but has a good human nature.

Although the Celtics are defeated, they deserve our respect!

As we all know, in last year's playoffs, Trevor Arizain was known as the "thief" for making consecutive miraculous steals in key games. This season, Atay replaced Ariza, and the life-or-death finale can be described as a perfect replica of the feat of his predecessor. In the seventh game, the Lakers made 7 steals, and Atai alone handled 5 of them.

Especially at the beginning of the second quarter of the game, Atay made 2 consecutive steals and contributed 6 points, contributing to the Lakers' first and most strategically valuable start in this game, which is of great significance.

Artay used his best defense to help the Lakers successfully defend the championship. Atay once said: "I'm here to defend well.

Looking back now, Artey did not break his promise, he did what his predecessor Ariza did on the defensive end, and if he had to score it, the only conclusion was that it was better than that.

The Nov. 19, 2004 game between the Pacers and the Pistons was the largest, heaviest, and most egregious mass assault in NBA history.

Cause of the incident: At the end of the full-time game between the Pacers and the Pistons, Pacers forward Artest made a relatively large foul on Ben Wallace of the Pistons. Atai was persuaded to return to the court and lay down on the referee's bench to calm down.

Ron Artest was lying on the technical table when a fan spilled beer on him, causing Artest to lose control of his emotions. Atay then rushed to the audience and beat the fans.

What happened: When Ron Artest beat the fans, teammates O'Neal Jr. and Jackson also helped Artest beat the fans, and the scene was chaotic for a while. Finally, a large group of police officers rushed into the stadium and pulled away the crowd from the fight. Atay was sent away first, but the fans were very irrational, and as the Pacers players left, they frantically threw popcorn and drink bottles and other food that they brought in.

O'Neal Jr. was in a moment of confusion when he was knocked on a chair and fans near the aisle after another large-scale clash with a fan on the ground. Tinsley also took something resembling a dustpan and attempted to smash it at the fans, but was taken over. Eventually, all Pacers players left the court.

The game whistle is over. A total of nine fans were injured and two were taken to hospital.

Result: A number of players, including Artest, were suspended, and Artest was even banned from all the rest of the 04-05 season, Stephen. Jackson was suspended for 30 games, O'Neal Jr. 25 and Johnson 5; Center Harrison escaped the league's punishment, but could not escape the court's sanctions.

Pistons center Ben. Wallace was banned for six games and was exempt from prosecution because he was not directly involved in the brawl. There was also Billups, Coleman and Campbell banned for one game, for a total of nine players banned for more than 140 games.

At the same time, in this case, as many as a dozen guards at the Auburn Hills Palace were dismissed due to unfavorable security measures.

On November 19, 2004, during the game between the Pacers and the Pistons, the infamous Auburn Hills Palace fight occurred.

In the final moments of the match, Artest and Ben Wallace clashed, and because he was unhappy with the referee's decision, Artai lay on the technical table and a fan poured beer on him, causing Artai to lose control of his emotions.

Atay then rushed to the audience and beat the fans. Stephen Jackson followed, also beating the fans. Seeing this, the players join the clan. Artest was banned for 73 games, suspended all salaries, and lost up to $10,000 for beating fans.

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Birthday: 11 13 79

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Graduated from: St. John's University (St. John's.)

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In the 2000-01 season, he averaged steals per game, ranking 7th in the NBA, and in the first two seasons of the Chicago Bulls, he made 271 steals in the first two seasons of the Chicago Bulls, and in the 1999-2000 season, he averaged steals per game, ranking 13th in the NBA, and was selected as the NBA's "second rookie team" in the 1999-2000 season

On November 3, 1999, he played in his NBA game for the first time against the New York Knicks, scoring 14 points and 4 rebounds.

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When he was in high school, he was awarded the title of "Best Player in the State".

He played for the Riverside Hawks of the American Amateur Sports League, and is now teammates of the Clippers Brand and Odomdownfall

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Artest missed two games with a foot injury that did not heal.

Maddie will be expected to be reinstated early.

According to the Houston Chronicle, Artest's ankle injury has affected the Rockets' next two games. The Beast will be sidelined, but the good news is that Maddie could make an early comeback.

Artest will not travel with the team to the road for the Rockets' two scumbag games this weekend against the Warriors and Clippers in order to get his ankle well rested.

This was announced by Rockets general manager Daryl Morey on Wednesday night local time. Morey also claimed that Maddy could be on an away trip with the team and that he could play. Prior to this, Maddy had missed seven games with a left knee injury.

In the 2005-06 season, he was the league's steal leader.

In the 2003-04 season, he was selected as an All-Star and won the best defensive player in the 2000-01 season, ranking 7th in the NBA in the first two seasons of the Chicago Bulls, with a total of 271 steals per game, and in the 1999-2000 season, he averaged steals per game, and ranked 13th in the NBA and was selected as the "second rookie team" in the 1999-2000 NBA

The most famous thing is his temper, and the brawls on the field are second to none. The once boiling Orm Mountain Frame is his masterpiece, but people have capital, and their physical condition seems to be second only to James. But even so, people are definitely desperate on the field, and no one can turn a blind eye to him, but as long as the fierce horse is tamed, it is definitely a fierce horse, and it depends on the coach.

I believe he will give the Rockets a great season.

When the Kings played, he averaged 20 points, 7 rebounds, and 2 steals per game Artest has a lot of individual ability.