The Detroit Pistons rookie and the Jazz player are ejected for arguing

DETROIT – Detroit Pistons beginner Ron Holland II and Utah Jazz veteran Jordan Clarkson was ejected from the game for “standing on his head.”

Indoors during the game on Thursday (December 19). Small Caesars ArenaTrailing 93-79, Pistons center Paul Reed made a contested layup and began to flex.

On the way back to the field, he ran into Clarkson and point guard Collin Sexton.

Clarkson, feeling insulted, ran to Reed and confronted Reed, shoving him in retaliation.

Reed then found himself in the middle of Sexton and Clarkson, who began pushing each other as Holland and the point guard competed Marcus Sasser ran to his defense and escalated the incident with 1:37 left in the third quarter.

Clarkston pushes Holland in the back as the argument continues, causing the two to assume their boxing stance as if throwing punches.

Before the two could officially shake hands, Pistons head coach said JB Bickerstaff and the other coaching staff jumped onto the court and held Holland back.

While being pushed back to the Pistons bench, Holland can be seen yelling “Let’s fight” toward Clarkston.

The crowd was excited as the two teams had to be separated, but the mere fact that no punches were thrown and both players were thrown off the field was horrific.

The Pistons lost 126-119, but the result wasn’t what fans had in mind.