That's true and basically, we all have been moved by such fights every match that we watch. But hopefully, the next time we get to see them, they're better, and as much as they can, they should avoid getting involved in any fight. The penalty has been given for that much and I think if it will be repeated, there will be a higher sanction for which they have to pay and they have no choice but to take it. Just wishing them good since it's already done.

Well, he's 36, he is past his prime but I'm pretty sure with the situation that elevated yesterday or perhaps the other day, the situation wasn't really that relevant to what you were saying, it's not a trick nor a dirty play, Isaiah Stewart is not a key player for Detroit, only averages on what is expected for a rookie/sophomore so I don't see the need for LeBron to actually get rid of this kid in the game, I am assuming that it's more of a frustration rather than a dirty play, you can see how irritated LeBron was when he elbowed Stewart, therefore, LeBron won't resort to that kind of violence as he didn't mean it and was a heat of the moment for both, I still feel bad for Stewart though.

I guess some times intention doesn't matter in cases like this, James isn't and has never been dirty player (this being his first suspension and 2nd ejected over the course of his illustrious career would also corroborate that fact)  It was pretty obvious that James was trying to apologize immediately even before Stewart stood up perhaps knowing the impact that the fist could have made, but the damage has been done already intentional or not. I'm sure Stewart would reflect on the replay seeing that James was sorry instantly and probably didn't mean for it to happen.

The Brooklyn Nets haw won their game today and that will make them gain the number one seed in the eastern conference right now without Uncle Drew. looks like everything is easy for them when they work together as a team with James Harden and the others.

Agreed.

Regardless of intent, I think that Lebron should be serving the same length suspension as Isaiah Stewart. Stewart had every right to defend himself after that hit, especially looking at the volume of blood that came out of him.

Besides, that hit did not look unintentional to me.

I can't believe that Lebron was only suspended from one game while Isaiah Stewart has 2 games suspension.

I think the judgment is not fair, Lebron really is a superstar and the NBA really likes him.
However, the amount he loses is very huge because one-game suspension is equivalent to  $284.004 not being paid for him.

https://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/lebron-james-suspended-one-game-isaiah-stewart-suspended-two-games-for-roles-in-lakers-pistons-brawl/

Okay, so enough for Lebron, let's take about the Memphis vs Jazz game.

That game was really intense, Memphis was always behind and they keep trying to close and that last shot by Jackson Jr. in the 3 point line made them win. What do you think is the problem with the Jazz here, they seem to struggle against a good team even if they are highly favored to win, and Memphis is not even complete. 

That shot was revenge for their loss in the playoffs. 

Dillon Brooks was not even playing, how much more if he will come back and play. Memphis defense and Offense will improve for sure.

Hopefully, we will see him soon as Memphis needs to climb and compete with the ranking.
Brooks was announced out against the Jazz (https://www.cbssports.com/nba/players/2157680/dillon-brooks/).
Let's see if he will be available next game.

Provide proof that NBA used a track record to decide for the suspension. If you can't provide it you are just posting lies here. I've repeated, Stewart's rampage shows some disrespect to the officials and staff who stopped him even the situation already escalated. The officials are now reviewing the play and he still runs to attack Lebron on the other side of the court. Explain where's the unfair part of the suspension. Do you think it's right to act that way just because his testosterone triggered it? Lebron is just calm and does not want to fight back. Different from other altercations that happened for some players before that is more intentional and dirty. Stewart should just punch Lebron when the latter apologizes. He waits to be stopped before acting tough lmao. What if he gets physical contact again in the future. He should play jackstone haha.

My post my rules haha. But to satisfy you here's an emoticon.

Actually I was able to watch 3/4 of the match, unfortunately, I have to go to a lab to take some test.

But it was a very tough game for the Nets, they didn't cover the spread but enough for them to get a win. The Cavs was leading most of the way and I thought that they are going to pull an upset. But then again, the Nets have Durant, so they were able to come back take the lead and it was a back and forth game. I like James Johnson attitude in the game here, he only scored 9 points, but it was very crucial points.