Detroit Pistons forward Isaiah Stewart was ejected from the game against the Charlotte Hornets on Monday, Feb. 9, one of four players tossed.

The Hornets and Pistons game turned into a brawl on Monday night in Charlotte after a hard foul by Moussa Diabaté on Jalen Duren. Diabaté then got right in Duren's face. After their foreheads touched Duren put his hand on Diabaté’s face and pushed him away.

Four players have been ejected after punches were thrown in an NBA brawl between the Detroit Pistons and Charlotte Hornets on Tuesday (all times AEDT). Charlotte duo Moussa Diabate and Miles Bridges and Pistons pair Jalen Duren and Isaiah Stewart could all face suspension after being tossed from the heated contest.

Rather than allowing that moment to discourage him from challenging opponents at the rim, it instead fueled Stewart’s love for shot blocking. Even apart from George’s dunk, Stewart experienced being on the wrong side of a fair share of posters early in his career.

The NBA felt different the moment this happened. Tensions finally exploded when Jonas Valančiūnas and Isaiah Stewart went at each other. What started as physical play turned into full chaos. Players rushed in,

Denver Nuggets center Jonas Valanciunas and Detroit Pistons center Isaiah Stewart had a fierce collission in the paint.

In a strategic move to bolster their lineup, the Detroit Pistons have announced that Isaiah Stewart will be stepping into the starting five for Thursday's game against the Washington Wizards. This decision comes as the Pistons look to fill the gap left by Tobias Harris,