Tracy Morgan leaves MSG in wheelchair after throwing up during Knicks-Heat game

Tracy Morgan, the beloved actor and comedian known for his roles on “Saturday Night Live” and “30 Rock,” made headlines when he had to be wheeled out of a New York Knicks game at Madison Square Garden on Monday night. The diehard Knicks fan reportedly threw up and suffered a nosebleed while sitting in his courtside seat, prompting concerns from those around him.

A photo captured the alarming moment, showing the 56-year-old Morgan in distress as he was attended to by MSG staff members. He was seen bleeding from his nose and struggling to get into a wheelchair. A video of the incident circulated on social media, with fans expressing their worries for the star.

The game was briefly halted to allow staff members to assist Morgan and clean up the area. Despite the scare, an MSG spokesperson reassured fans that they hoped for Morgan’s speedy recovery and looked forward to seeing him back courtside soon.

Morgan, a Bronx native, has been a longtime supporter of the Knicks and is a familiar face at their games. His courtside seat is strategically placed next to MSG Network broadcasters, giving him prime viewing of the action on the court.

Over the years, Morgan has faced health challenges, including diabetes and alcohol problems, which culminated in a kidney transplant in 2010. It remains unclear if these issues contributed to his need for medical attention during the game.

Fans and colleagues alike are sending their well wishes to Morgan as he recovers from this health scare. His presence at Knicks games is always a highlight for fellow fans, and they eagerly anticipate his return to the courtside seats he loves.

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