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By Jason Hall Jun 1, 2021 A man was tackled and apprehended after running on the court during the Philadelphia 76ers-Washington Wizards game on Monday (May 31) night, which served as the latest in a string of recent incidents involving bad behavior by fans during the NBA Playoffs. NBC News reports Monumental Sports & Entertainment, which owns both the Wizards franchise and home arena, Capitol One Arena, has permanently banned the man. "Monumental Sports & Entertainment has a zero tolerance policy when fans violate our code of conduct at Capital One Arena," the company announced via Twitter. ...

By Jason Hall Jun 1, 2021 A man was tackled and apprehended after running on the court during the Philadelphia 76ers-Washington Wizards game on Monday (May 31) night, which served as the latest in a string of recent incidents involving bad behavior by fans during the NBA Playoffs. NBC News reports Monumental Sports & Entertainment, which owns both the Wizards franchise and home arena, Capitol One Arena, has permanently banned the man. "Monumental Sports & Entertainment has a zero tolerance policy when fans violate our code of conduct at Capital One Arena," the company announced via Twitter. ...

This was the latest in a string of bad behavior involving fans during the 2021 NBA Playoffs.

By Jason Hall Jun 1, 2021 A man was tackled and apprehended after running on the court during the Philadelphia 76ers-Washington Wizards game on Monday (May 31) night, which served as the latest in a string of recent incidents involving bad behavior by fans during the NBA Playoffs. NBC News reports Monumental Sports & Entertainment, which owns both the Wizards franchise and home arena, Capitol One Arena, has permanently banned the man. "Monumental Sports & Entertainment has a zero tolerance policy when fans violate our code of conduct at Capital One Arena," the company announced via Twitter. ...

By Jason Hall Jun 1, 2021 A man was tackled and apprehended after running on the court during the Philadelphia 76ers-Washington Wizards game on Monday (May 31) night, which served as the latest in a string of recent incidents involving bad behavior by fans during the NBA Playoffs. NBC News reports Monumental Sports & Entertainment, which owns both the Wizards franchise and home arena, Capitol One Arena, has permanently banned the man. "Monumental Sports & Entertainment has a zero tolerance policy when fans violate our code of conduct at Capital One Arena," the company announced via Twitter. ...