Resolution Criteria

The NBA typically announces punishments within 24–48 hours of an incident. This market resolves based on the official NBA suspension length announced for Stewart's ejection in the third quarter of Pistons vs. Hornets on February 9, 2026. Resolution will be determined by the NBA's official statement or press release regarding supplemental discipline. If no suspension is issued, the market resolves to N/A.

Background

Isaiah Stewart, nicknamed Beef Stew, plays for the Detroit Pistons. Stewart was ejected after a fight that also got Miles Bridges, Moussa Diabate and Jalen Duren tossed. Stewart put Bridges in a headlock briefly as he peppered the Michigan State product with a flurry of punches.

Considerations

The NBA has previously cited Stewart's "repeated history of unsportsmanlike acts" when assigning him a longer suspension than others. A few months earlier, he was suspended for two games after getting involved in an on-court altercation against the Minnesota Timberwolves, and last year, Stewart picked up a one-game suspension after getting too many flagrant fouls. "We aren't going to see Isaiah Stewart for a very long time," said ESPN's Bobby Marks, noting "Repeater offender status will certainly come into play."

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