Tracy Morgan Suffers Food Poisoning Scare at Knicks Game
NEW YORK — Actor and comedian Tracy Morgan, 56, experienced a bout of food poisoning during MondayS New York Knicks-Miami Heat game at Madison Square Garden, leading to a brief interruption. Morgan, a longtime Knicks fan, assured fans via social media that he is doing well and attributed the incident to food poisoning.
Game Interrupted After Morgan Falls Ill
The game was temporarily halted in the second half after Morgan vomited near his courtside seat. Cleaning crews where dispatched, and the delay lasted more than ten minutes. The Knicks ultimately defeated the Heat 116-95.
Morgan Jokes About Being a Good Luck Charm
In a social media post featuring a photo of himself in what appeared to be a hospital bed, Morgan thanked fans and quipped that his ailment might be a good omen for the Knicks. He wrote, “I’m fine now. Doctors say it was food poisoning. I thank my MSG family for taking good care of me. Also, I wont to thank the cleaning crew. Thank you!”
He then joked, “more importantly, the Knicks are now 1-0 when I throw up on the court, so maybe I’ll have to do it again in the playoffs,” concluding his message with the hashtag #goknicks.
Morgan’s Recent appearances and Upcoming Projects
Morgan recently participated in the 50th-anniversary celebrations of “Saturday night Live,” appearing at both the “SNL50: The Homecoming Concert” and the “SNL50: The anniversary Celebration” special. He is also set to star alongside Daniel Radcliffe in an upcoming NBC comedy pilot, where he will play a former football star seeking to rehabilitate his image.
Morgan’s Past Health Issues
Morgan has faced health challenges in the past, including a kidney transplant in 2010 and a traumatic brain injury sustained in a 2014 traffic accident involving a tractor-trailer, which left him in a coma. [[1](https://www.foxnews.com/sports/actor-tracy-morgan-leaves-knicks-game-wheelchair-throwing-up-courtside-seat)]
Given Tracy Morgan’s history with health challenges, how might this food poisoning incident impact his upcoming projects?
Tracy Morgan Suffers Food Poisoning Scare at Knicks Game
NEW YORK — Actor and comedian Tracy morgan, 56, experienced a bout of food poisoning during MondayS New York Knicks-Miami Heat game at Madison Square Garden, leading to a brief interruption. Morgan, a longtime Knicks fan, assured fans via social media that he is doing well and attributed the incident to food poisoning.
Game Interrupted After Morgan Falls Ill
The game was temporarily halted in the second half after Morgan vomited near his courtside seat. cleaning crews where dispatched, and the delay lasted more than ten minutes. The Knicks ultimately defeated the Heat 116-95.
Morgan Jokes About Being a Good Luck Charm
In a social media post featuring a photo of himself in what appeared to be a hospital bed, Morgan thanked fans and quipped that his ailment might be a good omen for the Knicks.He wrote, “I’m fine now. Doctors say it was food poisoning. I thank my MSG family for taking good care of me. Also, I wont to thank the cleaning crew. Thank you!”
He then joked, “more importantly, the Knicks are now 1-0 when I throw up on the court, so maybe I’ll have to do it again in the playoffs,” concluding his message with the hashtag #goknicks.
Morgan’s Recent appearances and Upcoming Projects
Morgan recently participated in the 50th-anniversary celebrations of “Saturday night Live,” appearing at both the “SNL50: The Homecoming Concert” and the “SNL50: The anniversary party” special. He is also set to star alongside Daniel Radcliffe in an upcoming NBC comedy pilot, where he will play a former football star seeking to rehabilitate his image.
Morgan’s Past Health Issues
Morgan has faced health challenges in the past, including a kidney transplant in 2010 and a traumatic brain injury sustained in a 2014 traffic accident involving a tractor-trailer, which left him in a coma. [[1](https://www.foxnews.com/sports/actor-tracy-morgan-leaves-knicks-game-wheelchair-throwing-up-courtside-seat)]
Q&A: Unpacking Tracy Morgan’s Knicks Game incident
Stay tuned for more updates on Tracy Morgan’s recovery and the Knicks’ playoff run! #goknicks
