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The brawl at Spectrum Center led to four ejections as players clashed in a chaotic third quarter and police briefly intervened.
Officials reviewed the events and ruled the players were ejected for fighting fouls, marking a formal disciplinary stance in this tense game.
The on-court melee briefly brought a police presence to restore order as players repeatedly exchanged punches during the chaotic exchange.

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A full-scale brawl led to four players being ejected during the Pistons' 110-104 win over the Hornets in Charlotte.
The altercation followed a hard foul by Charlotte's Moussa Diabaté on Detroit's Jalen Duren, prompting the incident.
Diabaté, Miles Bridges, Isaiah Stewart, and Jalen Duren were the players involved and all were ejected.
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In Detroit, Moussa Diabaté and Jalen Duren were ejected after a confrontation that sparked the night's fights.
A separate brawl between Miles Bridges and Isaiah Stewart led to additional ejections and suspicions of harsher penalties.
Detroit beat Charlotte 110-104 as injuries to momentum from fights affected both teams.
Charlotte coach Charles Lee was ejected for a protest against the officiating during the game.
Two fights spilled into the Timberwolves-Hawks game, with Naz Reid and Mo Gueye ejected for fighting.
The article notes past incidents involving Stewart and Bridges as context for potential harsher suspensions.
The article, by Juan Estevez, is part of Sporting News' Spanish NBA coverage since 2022.
The suspensions and punishments are expected to reflect players' past conduct and league rules.

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