Madison Square Garden has announced a decision on Tracy Morgan following his unfortunate vomiting episode during Monday night’s New York Knicks game.

The New York Knicks hosted the Miami Heat at Madison Square Garden in New York on Monday evening. The Knicks topped the Heat, 116-95, to improve to 43-24 on the season. However, New York’s win was not the biggest story in the tabloids following the game. Instead, it was what happened with Tracy Morgan.

Morgan, 56, had an unfortunate vomiting episode during Monday night’s game. The “30 Rock” actor vomited onto the floor during the middle of the Knicks vs. Heat game. However, while Morgan vomited all over the Madison Square Garden floor, he won’t be disciplined by the often strict New York Knicks front office. Instead, he will gladly be welcomed back.

The longtime Hollywood star had to be wheeled out of the arena on Monday evening.

Madison Square Garden reps told TMZ Sports that Morgan will be welcomed back any time. They hope that he is doing OK following his vomiting episode.

The MSG reps believe that Morgan suffered a true medical episode on Monday evening.

“Seems Madison Square Garden officials believe Tracy Morgan sustained a true medical emergency at Monday night’s Knicks game … as a rep for the arena tells TMZ Sports they will welcome him back when he feels better,” TMZ Sports reported.

Madison Square Garden released a brief statement on Morgan on Tuesday morning.

“We hope Tracy feels better soon,” the statement said, “and look forward to seeing him back courtside.”

Morgan is a regular at New York Knicks games, along with other celebs like Spike Lee and Ben Stiller. The Knicks are in the middle of one of their best seasons in franchise history. New York, which traded for Karl-Anthony Towns and Mikal Bridges over the offseason, are hoping to contend at the top of the Eastern Conference in the playoffs.

The Knicks are set to return to the court on Wednesday night against the Spurs in San Antonio.