Tracy Morgan stunned everyone when he suddenly fell sick which caused an unexpected delay during the Knicks-Heat game at Madison Square Garden on Monday night. The comedian and actor, seated courtside, suddenly became ill and vomited, halting play for nearly 10 minutes.
Tracy Morgan, a longtime Knicks fan, was visibly unwell as he vomited onto the court. The cause of his sudden sickness remains unknown. Shortly after, medical personnel assisted him into a wheelchair and removed him from the arena. Further details regarding Tracy Morgan’s condition have not yet been disclosed.
The game delay, one of the most unusual in recent NBA history, lasted around 10 minutes before play resumed. Despite the brief disruption, the Knicks dominated the Heat, securing a 116-95 victory.
Tracy Morgan has enjoyed a celebrated career in comedy, notably starring on Saturday Night Live and 30 Rock. The Bronx native has faced significant health struggles, including a kidney transplant in 2010 and a life-threatening car crash in 2014 that left him in a coma. It is unclear whether his past health issues contributed to Monday’s incident.
The Knicks overcame an early deficit before outscoring the Heat 41-15 in the third quarter. Mikal Bridges led with 28 points, while Karl-Anthony Towns contributed 23 points and seven rebounds. The Knicks, now 43-24 for the season, will next face the San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday.
Tracy Morgan’s unexpected courtside emergency left fans concerned, with many awaiting updates on his health.
