Indiana Pacer Ron Artest has been suspended for the rest of the season after the Pacers and the Detroit Pistons starred in their own version of "Wild On," Auburn Hills-style. Lucky for us, Artest's rap album now has limitless possibilities, and he will also have the time to record a Christmas album.
NBA Commissioner David Stern had to set a strong precedent for the brawl, but ultimately used Artest as his scapegoat.
The despicable actions of the Detroit fans in $105 seats created the chaotic atmosphere.
NBA players should be held to a higher standard, blah, blah, blah. Artest's 72-game suspension without pay is too harsh. Stern is overriding reason to silence the same critics who are still upset little lil' Benny saw a woman's naked lower back on "Monday Night Football."
