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10:07 PM ET 02.03 | When the artist formerly known as Ron Artest gets aggressive inside The Palace at Auburn Hills, we all go flashing back to that fateful night when we experienced that Malice at the Palace. We didn't have an all-out brawl on Sunday afternoon, but Artest did get a little punchy with Pistons guard Brandon Knight. After Pau Gasol was fouled by Greg Monroe, both Artest and Knight got into it with one another, with Artest grabbing Knight around his neck and waist and throwing a subtle jab into the guard's jaw. After the two were separated, Artest and Jason Maxiell got into a shouting match but things calmed down before a fight could start. Similar incidents happened nearly a decade ago when the Pacers and Pistons got into the most infamous brawl in NBA history, one that saw not only the benches clear but also the first six rows of the stadium. Upon the replay of this incident though, it seemed like Artest was simply trying to creatively free his arm, but then again we'll never really know.

Ron Artest, AP Photo/Carlos Osorio

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February 3, 2013 10:33 PM ET

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punched? that's to much..that never happen...

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February 3, 2013 11:02 PM ET

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Let's all pray for World Peace.

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February 4, 2013 08:41 AM ET

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Originally posted 11:02 PM ET 02.03 by Chrisgar

Let's all pray for World Peace.

nice way to use World Peace :)

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February 4, 2013 09:13 AM ET

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It Takes Two To Tango, Bros.

I Love LA

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February 4, 2013 02:32 PM ET

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Originally posted 10:33 AM ET 02.04 by Docmadinejad

"It takes two to tango and to make love too, and when I'm thinking of that girl I'm thinking of you..." - Spoonie Gee

Yes, Yes, Ya'll.... Brought me back with that reference!