Tracy Morgan Vomits Courtside at Knicks Game, Escorted Out in Wheelchair in Alarming Scene

Actor and comedian Tracy Morgan had an unexpected and concerning moment at Madison Square Garden on Monday night when he suddenly vomited courtside during the New York Knicks game against the Miami Heat. The 56-year-old star, known for his roles on “Saturday Night Live” and “30 Rock”, had to be escorted out in a wheelchair after falling ill, momentarily halting the game.

The incident occurred in the third quarter, causing an estimated 10-minute delay while arena staff rushed to assist Morgan and clean up the area. A viral photo circulating on social media shows Morgan hunched over in his courtside seat, positioned right next to MSG Networks broadcasters Kenny Albert and Walter Clyde Frazier. Fans in the arena and those watching from home were left shocked by the scene.

A Knicks Superfan’s Unfortunate Night Tracy Morgan

Morgan, a die-hard Knicks fan, has been a regular at Madison Square Garden for years, often seen passionately cheering on his team. He has frequently spoken about his deep-rooted love for the Knicks, having attended his first game in 1981. In a 2023 interview, he even proudly declared his lifelong loyalty to the team, making Monday’s unexpected turn of events even more surprising for fellow fans.

While details remain scarce about what caused Morgan’s sudden illness, the scene was alarming enough to warrant a medical response. However, sources close to the situation suggest that he was later in stable condition after receiving assistance.

Despite the chaotic moment, the Knicks vs. Heat game resumed after the delay, though many fans couldn’t stop talking about the unexpected courtside drama. As of now, there has been no official update from Morgan regarding the incident, but fans are hoping for his quick recovery and looking forward to seeing him back at MSG supporting his beloved Knicks soon.