DeMarcus Cousins’ Manager Slaps Jason Terry’s Hand, Gets Ejected
It looks as though DeMarcus Cousins isn’t the only one in his camp who could work on his attitude.
The Sacramento Kings big man’s manager, Andrew Rogers, was ejected from Tuesday’s game against Houston after he slapped Rockets guard Jason Terry’s hand. Terry had been in pursuit of Kings guard Ben McLemore on a fast break dunk, and Rogers apparently wasn’t happy Terry had to use him to regain his balance after running straight through and into the crowd.
Cousins apparently rushed over, but Rogers was ejected for making contact with a player and was escorted out the tunnel. The Kings did pick up a 107-97 win, though.
Thumbnail photo via Kelley L Cox/USA TODAY Sports Images
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