The Celtics' game vs the Brooklyn Nets was marred by an on-court brawl between the two teams. After a hard foul by a Nets player, the Celtics retaliated, and players on both sides were ejected. Click through to see more scenes from the incident and the game.

The inicdent began when Kris Humphries hit Celtics center Kevin Garnett hard as he went up for a shot late in the first half. Garnett was sent sprawling to the floor.

After the hard hit on Garnett, Celtics guard Rajon Rondo confronted Kris Humphries one on one, and soon it became a free for all.

After the hard hit on Garnett, and after Rondo had confronted Humphries one on one, the Celtics Kevin Garnett, Rajon Rondo and Jason Terry battled with the Nets Kris Humphries, and the brawl quickly escalated as the players all went behind the basket.

As the fight spilled into the area behind the basket, the Celtics Rajon Rondo had his jersey pulled over his head hockey style as he and Paul Pierce battled with the Nets' Kris Humphries, who was battling with Garden security at lower left.

Kevin Garnett and Brandon Bass were held back by coaches during the fight with members of the Nets.

Rajon Rondo was ejected from the game and saw his streak of consecutive games with 10 or more assists end at 37.

Nets forward Kris Humphries was also ejected, along with teammate Gerald Wallace, for his role in the first just before halftime.

Paul Pierce and the Celtics fell behind early and lost to the Nets, 95-83, for the second time this season.

The Nets' Kris Humphries (left) and Celtics' Paul Pierce scrambled for a loose ball in the second quarter.

Nets' Gerald Wallace (left) made his move against the Celtics' Jason Terry in the first quarter. Wallace was later ejected from the game for fighting.

Rehabbing Celtics guard Avery Bradley was on the court a couple of hours before tapoff working on his dribbling moves. Bradley is recovering from shoulder surgery.