NBA MOST CONTROVERSIAL GAME'S ALL TIME

Here are some of the most controversial NBA matches of all time:

The "Malice at the Palace" - On November 19, 2004, a game between the Detroit Pistons and the Indiana Pacers turned into a violent brawl between players and fans. Pacers player Ron Artest (now known as Metta World Peace) got into a confrontation with Pistons player Ben Wallace, which led to a full-scale brawl that spilled into the stands.

The 2002 Western Conference Finals Game 6 - This game between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Sacramento Kings was mired in controversy, with several questionable calls going in favor of the Lakers. The game, which the Lakers won, helped them advance to the NBA Finals.

The 1994 Knicks vs. Rockets Game 7 - This game was controversial due to several calls that went against the Knicks, including a missed call on a potential four-point play by New York's John Starks. The Rockets won the game, and the championship, by a score of 90-84.

The 1985 Lakers vs. Celtics Game 4 - This game was marred by several controversial calls, including a foul called against the Celtics' Kevin McHale in the final seconds of the game. The Lakers won the game, 107-106, and went on to win the championship that year.

The 1972 Olympics Gold Medal Game - This game between the United States and the Soviet Union was controversial due to a disputed call that gave the Soviets a chance to win the game. The Soviet Union won the game, but the U.S. team refused to accept the silver medal, arguing that they had been robbed of the gold.

These controversial matches have become part of NBA lore and are still talked about today by basketball fans and analysts.