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0:32.3	Chaos on the court.
0:34.1	I'm Rebecca Lebe.
0:35.1	I'm Jason Horton.
0:36.1	And this is Ghost Town.
1:05.0	No. court. I'm Rebecca Lebe. I'm Jason Horton. And this is Ghost Town. On November 19th, 2004, one of the most notorious events in NBA history unfolded at the Palace of Auburn Hills in Michigan during a game between the Indiana Pacers and the Detroit Pistons.
1:12.6	The brawl, known as the malice at the palace, went far beyond a typical on-court scuffle and had a lasting impact on the league's culture security protocols and player fan relationships now i had this
1:19.6	ready to go this has been in our google doc for a while but it gets brought up when discussing the Yankees Dodgers games when a Yankee fan
1:32.4	tried to take the ball away from Mookie Betts, I think.
1:35.9	And people will reference the crowning jewel of chaos in the sports event as malice in the palace.
1:44.4	Am I clairvoyant in that sense?
1:46.7	Yes.
1:47.5	Ooh.
1:48.0	You're an Oracle.
1:48.8	The game itself was heading towards a routine conclusion with the Pacers leading the
1:53.1	Pistons, 9782, with less than a minute left.
1:56.4	A hard foul by Indiana's Ron Ortest, later known as Metalworld Peace.
2:00.8	Now I think he changed his name again.
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