Longest suspensions in NBA history for on-court incidents: 72 games: Ron Artest, Indiana, suspended the remainder of the season for fighting with fans in the final minute of a game at Detroit on Nov. 19 (Nov. 21, 2004). 68 games: Latrell Sprewell, Golden State, one year after "physically assaulting" coach P.J. Carlesimo during a practice (Dec. 4, 1997). Arbitrator John Feerick overturned the Warriors' termination of the Sprewell's contract and reduced his one-year suspension by five months, ending July 1, 1998. 30 games: Stephen Jackson, Indiana, for fighting with fans in the final minute of a game at Detroit on Nov. 19 (Nov. 21). 26 games: Kermit Washington, L.A. Lakers, 60 days for punching Houston's Rudy Tomjanovich (1977). 25 games: Jermaine O'Neal, Indiana, for fighting with fans in the final minute of a game at Detroit on Nov. 19 (Nov. 21, 2004). Was reduced by an arbitrator to 15 games. 15 games: Carmelo Anthony, Denver, for punching New York's Mardy Collins in a game on Dec. 16 (Dec. 18). 11 games: Dennis Rodman, Chicago, and fined $25,000 for kicking a courtside television photographer (Jan. 17, 1997) 10 games: Nate Robinson, New York, for fighting in a game against Denver on Dec. 16 (Dec. 18, 2005). 10 games: J.R. Smith, Denver, for fighting in a game at New York on Dec. 16 (Dec. 18). 10 games: Vernon Maxwell, Houston Rockets, for going into the stands and hitting a fan (Feb. 6, 1995). 7 games: Nick Van Exel, L.A. Lakers, and fined $25,000 for shoving a referee (April 9, 1996). 6 games: Mardy Collins, New York, for his hard foul on Denver's J.R. Smith and sparking a brawl on Dec. 16 (Dec. 18). 6 games: Ben Wallace, Detroit, for shoving Indiana's Ron Artest after a foul led to the 5-minute fracas in the final minute of a game against the Pacers on Nov. 19 (Nov. 21, 2004). 6 games: Dennis Rodman, Chicago, and fined $20,000 for head-butting a referee (March 18, 1996). -- Melo排第6，囧兴 --

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