(WXIN/WTTV) — It has now been 20 whole years since the most infamous night in Indiana Pacers franchise history: The Malice at the Palace. One of the worst brawls in U.S. sports history ...

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 ...

And if he hadn’t, well, we wouldn’t be here, at this moment, discussing the "Malice at the Palace" once more. Then again, we wouldn’t be talking about the worst fan-player melee in modern ...

What do you remember from the Malice at the Palace ten years later? For those who don't have quite as clear of a memory of the events from that night you can re-watch the madness in the video clip ...

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The Pacers' win over the Pistons ended with extensive, heated discussions between players and then assistant coaches.

The "Malice At The Palace" incident was ugly for everyone involved, and former NBA player Metta World Peace, formerly known as Ron Artest, opened up about the aftermath of the unpleasant night.

Following the twenty-year anniversary of the Malice at the Palace, Metta Sandiford-Artest (formerly known as Ron Artest) shared that Michael Jordan was the only player who called him after the ...

Metta Sandiford-Artest, formerly known as Ron Artest, revealed in an interview that Michael Jordan was the sole NBA player to offer support after the infamous "Malice at the Palace" incident.

possibly but not clearly referencing the Malice at the Palace brawl involving the Pacers in a game against the Pistons in 2004. "It was just competitive talk. It's a team that's on the rise ...

At the East Village’s No Malice Palace, an egalitarian, no-cover door policy opens the dance floor to rap, soul, and reggaeton. Late weekend nights are typified by exciting runs of frenzy ...