Comedian Tracy Morgan vomited on the court, causing a delay during the Knicks-Heat game

The New York Knicks' dominant 116-95 victory over the Miami Heat on Monday night took an unexpected turn when comedian Tracy Morgan suddenly vomited courtside at Madison Square Garden, leading to a bizarre 10-minute delay.

Morgan, a longtime Knicks fan and well-known actor, was sitting in his courtside seat when he began to vomit heavily onto the floor. The unexpected incident left players, fans, and officials stunned as arena staff worked quickly to clean the court.

Morgan taken out in a wheelchair

After the incident, Morgan was escorted out of the arena in a wheelchair. His current condition remains unclear, and it is unknown whether his illness was related to any past health issues or if he simply fell ill during the game.

Morgan, 56, has faced significant health challenges in the past. He underwent a kidney transplant in 2010 and was in a coma for two weeks following a severe car accident in 2014. However, there is no confirmation that Monday's incident was linked to his previous medical history.

Despite the unusual delay, the game resumed without further interruptions.

Knicks dominate after early struggles

The Knicks overcame a slow start, falling behind by double digits in the first quarter. However, they turned the game around in the second half, outscoring Miami 41-15 in the third quarter before cruising to the 21-point win.

Mikal Bridges led the Knicks with 28 points, while Karl-Anthony Towns added 23 points and seven rebounds. The victory improved New York's record to 43-24 as they continue their strong push toward the playoffs.

The Knicks will return to action on Wednesday night when they take on the San Antonio Spurs.