Tempers flared in a big way during Game 6 of the first round of the NBA Playoffs between the New York Knicks and Atlanta Hawks, as what was already a blowout turned into a full-blown scuffle.

The Knicks entered the game leading the series 3-2 and came out firing, building an astonishing 50-point lead in the first half after a 67-13 run midway through the second quarter. With the game seemingly out of reach, frustrations boiled over for both sides.

Following free throws, Knicks center Mitchell Robinson and Hawks guard Dyson Daniels got tangled up. Robinson appeared to shove Daniels, inadvertently knocking over an official in the process. The altercation quickly spilled toward the sidelines, with players from both teams and even those not on the court rushing in to break things up.

After a review by the officials, both Robinson and Daniels were ejected from the game. The incident left fans and analysts wondering if Robinson could face a suspension for his actions, which would be a significant concern for the Knicks as they look ahead to the next round.

Barring an unprecedented collapse, New York should comfortably advance past Atlanta. But the focus now shifts to whether the league will hand down additional discipline, and how the Knicks will adjust if their big man is sidelined for any upcoming games.

For now, the Knicks can celebrate a dominant performance, but the aftermath of this heated exchange will be a storyline to watch as the postseason continues.