Easter Sunday turned out to be a very contentious one across the league.
Los Angeles Clippers teammates Mason Plumlee and Bones Hyland got into a brief fight on the bench during their matchup with the Phoenix Suns on Sunday afternoon.
It’s unclear what sparked the altercation, but the two started talking at each other before Hyland suddenly shoved Plumlee back. The two had to be separated by teammates, and eventually sat on opposite ends of the bench during the break before the start of the final period at the Footprint Center.
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