LeBron James and Isaiah Stewart ejected from game after bloody melee

November 22, 2021November 22, 2021 Mario Lotmore 0 Comments

DETRIOT, MI, November 21, 2021 – Los Angeles Lakers’ LeBron James and Detroit Pistons’ Isaiah Stewart were ejected from Sunday night’s game after James struck Stewart in the face while jostling for a position.

LeBron James on the court after the incident. Source: Snapshot from Bleacher Report video.

Stewart, who was left bloodied, then attempted several times to attack James. Below is video of the incident from Bleacher Report.

Threw a cheap shot at Beef Stew, what did he expect? pic.twitter.com/ldqRVXLjcI

— Mr. Prince (@SanjiSomething) November 22, 2021

According to ESPN, James was assessed a flagrant foul 2 and ejected, and Stewart was assessed two technical fouls and ejected.

The Los Angeles Lakers eventually won the game 121-116 against the Detroit Pistons.

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