The New York Knicks, Philadelphia 76ers and Utah Jazz banned a total of five fans from their respective arenas and issued apologies Thursday (Friday in Manila) for incidents during playoff games, and the NBA said rules surrounding fan behavior will be "vigorously enforced" going forward.
All three incidents took place during playoff games Wednesday (Thursday in Manila). The Knicks said they banned a fan from Madison Square Garden for spitting on Atlanta guard Trae Young, the 76ers banned a fan who threw popcorn on Washington guard Russell Westbrook, and the Jazz said three of their fans were banned indefinitely following a verbal altercation.
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