Malice at the Palace

2021

Action / Biography / Crime / Documentary / Sport

7
IMDb Rating 7.5/10 10 10425 10.4K

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Plot summary

Key figures from an infamous 2004 incident between players and fans at an NBA game in Michigan discuss the fight, its fallout, and its lasting legacy.

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Stephen A. Smith as Self - Philadelphia Inquirer Sports Writer
Keith Olbermann as Self - Host, Countdown with Keith Olbermann
Tim Donaghy as Self
Greg Super as Self - Auburn Hills Police Department
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ChasUGC
ChasUGC 1379 days ago
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I looked at the first one minute of the film, and i don't think the players were wrong. Why do professional players have to take wanton violent abuse from fans, just because they are black? Those days are over. I don't care who you are, if someone throws soda pop in your face, spits on you, or throws popcorn in your face, you are going to react in kind. It has nothing to do with being a thug, except for the fan who started it. These were mostly white fans, taking their jealousy out on black people once again. And, they are blaming the players? Players are human, with human feelings. They are no longer subjugated, second class, human beings, and they don't accept being treated that way any longer. I don't care who you are, black or white, if someone spits on you, or throws soda pop in your face, you are going to be violently upset. Players worked hard to get where they are, and they don't deserve to be humiliated with violence against them, and expected to take it like meek, subjugated human beings.

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