Piston’s Player Misses Own Bobblehead Night Due to Suspension for Flagrant Error

Detroit Piston fans were treated with a bobblehead gift by the great man Isaiah Stewart Friday night.

But they were unable to see Stewart in action because he was not allowed to play.

Stewart was suspended for flagrant violations assessed throughout the season.

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Detroit Piston’s center Isaiah Stewart has been thrown out of a game for an obvious mistake at Indiana Pacers Center Thomas Bryant in the first half of the Gainbridge Fieldhouse. (Trevor Ruszkowski/Imag images)

The NBA announced on Friday that Stewart would be suspended for the night’s competition after he picked up a sixth flagrant bad point this season.

Stewart picked up an obvious error that got an automatic draft Wednesday after he controlled an opponent, Thomas Bryant when a shot went up.

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Bryant had to be held back by his teammates, and Stewart almost immediately went off the field.

The league announced the suspension along with a $ 50,000 fine for Stewart to make “inappropriate and critical movements” after his draft Wednesday in Pistons’ 133-119 losses to Pacers in Indiana.

The movements were probably the apparent finger guns he pointed to the piston bench.

The stamps and pacers have history with evil at the palace in 2004.

Isaiah Stewart (28) from Detroit Piston’s knocking the hand of Judge Tyler Ford away during a game against Indiana Pacers at Gainbridge Fieldhouse 29 January 2025 in Indianapolis. (Justin Casterline/Getty Images)

Stewart went into the game with four flags bad points, so the call triggered the automatic suspension based on the league’s protocols in regular season.

Despite the suspension, Pistons still gave Stewart Bobble Heads to 5,000 fans.

The pistons have been a pleasant surprise this season. Their 23-24 record is good for eighth place in the eastern conference, which would put them in the play-in tournament.

Indiana Pacers -teammates check Center Thomas Bryant (3) after a mistake from Detroit Piston’s center Isaiah Stewart (28) in the first half at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. (Trevor Ruszkowski/Imag images)

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Last year, Pistons lost an NBA record 27 consecutive matches, resulting in firing Monty Williams despite having the richest deal in coaching history at the time.

Associated Press contributed to this report.

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