Tracy Morgan suffered an apparent health episode on Monday after he was seen vomiting on the court and later escorted out of a New York Knicks game by wheelchair.

The comedian, a noted Knicks fanatic, was courtside at Madison Square Garden when he threw up, reportedly delaying a game between New York and the visiting Miami Heat for several minutes in the third quarter.

At least one fan at the game, podcaster Logan Bartlett, confirmed the delay was caused by Morgan with a graphic image of the comedian hurling onto the court.

Another social media user, @RealJoshBrownie, shared video of Morgan holding a towel to his face and being taken by wheelchair away from his seat, adding that he was “bleeding” from his nose and “could barely stand up.”

NBA fans across social media sent well wishes to Morgan on Monday. The comedian faced major injuries, including a traumatic brain injury, in 2014 after a Walmart tractor-trailer struck his vehicle, putting him in a coma for two weeks and killing another passenger.

A spokesperson for MSG, in a statement to HuffPost, said, “We hope Tracy feels better soon and look forward to seeing him back courtside.”

HuffPost has reached out to Morgan’s representatives for further comment.