<h1>In the best basketball stadium in the best basketball city in the NBA, the Knicks once had a group of strong muscle sticks, their iron-blooded and angry style of play, which is the legendary Knicks "New York Gangster Team" that makes opponents feel frightened</h1>
If a team that brings together Charles Oakley, Ewing, Mason, Starks..... Waiting for a group of grumpy muscular men, and later with Larry Johnson, Smith and several other court villains, it is almost impossible to do without fighting.
For New York at that time, the degree of infamy was no less than that of the previous Bad Boy Corps, but unlike the direct death hand of the bad boy army's defensive end, this group of gangster members themselves performed iron-blooded defense, giving the opponent a lot of physical confrontation, and really could not prevent the case of the next dead hand, if the opponent dared to fight back, then congratulations, you can enjoy a basketball boxing drama on the court.
From the beginning of the nineties to 2000, during which the NBA's most famous several court brawls, the Knicks accounted for nearly half of them, 1997 and the Heat, 2006 and the Nuggets, 1998 and the Heat, 1994 and the Bulls, 1993 and the Suns, 2000 and the Spurs, almost every year, the Knicks had to engage in a full-scale brawl!
<h1>A team that fights in front of Stern</h1>
Playing with the New York Kx without physical friction, that's impossible. At that time, the fierce man Monin was angry and made a fuss about the Knicks. As a result, he was punched a few times by these bastards. It is also because of the movement that the Knicks are known as the New York gangsters. They were successful for a time, leading the team to the finals. But when they fought the Rockets, they failed. How bold were the Knicks of the nineties? In the East Showdown with the Bulls, the Knicks raised their fists because of a little contradiction. Seeing the bull resist, the Knicks bad boys all put on bayonets and ran directly to the field to fight. Stern, then president, sat expressionless on the sidelines.
<h1>Classic Battle 1: Lone "Kidney" Hero Mo Ning single-handedly challenges the "New York Gangster Generation"</h1>
The fight between the Heat and the Knicks shows Johnson's talent in fighting, this public has practiced boxing, mixed with gangsters, and can be described as a senior expert in this regard, and In this regard, Mourning is really inferior to him. This incident occurred in the second round of the 1995 playoffs, the Heat and the Knicks met in a narrow road, the two sides fought to the fifth game, the Knicks led 3-1, and the Heat team, who had no way back, fought to the death as soon as they came up.
In the fourth quarter, Tim Hardaway won the free throw opportunity, and just as Hardaway's free throw was drawn from his fingertips, Heat forward P.J. Brown on the right side of the basket made an over-the-shoulder fall that looked like a rebounding card position, lifting Knicks guard Ward's entire torso and throwing it into the photojournalist seat at the bottom line. You know, the Knicks and the Heat team have always had a tense relationship, witnessing Brown so provocative, Knicks players rushed up, victim Ward, center Ewing, forward Larry Johnson, guard Stax and Alain Houston and other players suddenly pressed P.J. Brown underneath, staged a large-scale group fight. The protagonist of the fight also officially debuted, Monin and Johnson finally turned their faces after years of bumping and colliding on the field, fists and feet to each other, the two began to play socially. Seemingly with the help of Van Gundy's thighs, Johnson opened his bow left and right, and attacked Monin with a combination of punches and kicks, and Monin was beaten to the point of blue nose and swollen face. But then again, Mo Ning is really inferior to Johnson in the talent of fighting!
<h1>Classic Battle 2: Nuggets vs. "New York Second Generation Gangsters"</h1>
The Madison Square Garden Brawl took place on December 16, 2006, during an NBA regular season game at Madison Square Garden Arena during a regular season game between the New York Knicks and denver Nuggets. This is also the most severely punished brawl in the League since the "Auburn Hill Palace Incident".
The brawl was sparked by a vicious foul on Nuggets JR Smith by Knicks guard Maddie Collins near the end of the game. What started as a physical friction between the players on both sides turned into a brawl. After the players on both sides were pulled apart, all ten players on the field at that time were sent off. Afterwards, the league imposed a total of 47 game bans on seven players who behaved worse.
Although Nuggets coach George Carr and Knicks head coach Isaiah Thomas did not accept the penalty, they were widely criticized by public opinion. Cameron Anthony also subverted his image in the league because of the incident. In the eyes of many, the reason why the coalition imposed such a harsh punishment on this incident is only to maintain the image of the alliance away from violence.
<h1>Banned</h1>
NBA President David Stern, who decided afterwards to impose strict penalties on players involved in brawls, said: "It is our duty to take the necessary measures to avoid these situations." "Seven players received a league ban afterwards, which totaled 47 games, resulting in a salary penalty of $1.2 million for players and $500,000 for each team. Because Anthony's ban lasted more than 12 games, he had the right to appeal to the league. But Anthony stated he had no intention of appealing about it, saying he himself did not want to be "distracted any more."
"New York is not chaotic, Guago has the final say"
Finally, I wish the society that I Guago can win the championship in the twilight of his career, and add the most powerful chips for finally entering the Hall of Fame!
<h1>Man! Probably a lifetime of namelessness and powerlessness</h1>
<h1>But you must be hard enough! </h1>
<h1>When you are afraid</h1>
<h1>Maybe you've already lost! </h1>
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