The "bench-clearing brawl" is the major conflict image of team sports, and it always works with an inherent norm: "When the brawl take place, you must leave the bench to the field for support team-mate." This research first explains the general view of violence in sports, and then discuss the idea of "practice" and "evil practice" of Alasdair MacIntyre, and finally analyze these opposite propositions: "bench-clearing brawl is an evil practice" and "bench-clearing brawl is not an evil practice." Three conclusions are suggested as the following: First, bench-clearing brawl should not be the core practice of community. Second, the evil practice could be completely excluded. Finally, the moral value of "bench-clearing brawl" is not entirely negative.