In recent developments from the NBA, Utah Jazz player Jordan Clarkson faced a $35,000 fine on Saturday following an on-court incident against the Detroit Pistons. Alongside Clarkson, two members from the Pistons, Ron Holland II and Paul Reed, were also penalized for their involvement in the altercation during the game.

Clarkson received the highest fine due to his actions that intensified the situation, which included throwing his headband into the stands after he was ejected from the game. Meanwhile, Holland II was fined $25,000 for his role in escalating the conflict, and Reed received a $15,000 penalty for initiating the altercation.

The incident took place late in the game, specifically with 1:37 remaining in the fourth quarter of Utah’s 126-119 win over Detroit. Following a basket, Reed seemed to push Clarkson as he made his way back down the court. This led to an exchange of words between Holland and Clarkson, requiring officials to intervene and ultimately resulting in both players being ejected from the contest.