Cousins' manager ejected for slapping at Terry
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Kings star DeMarcus Cousins‘ manager was ejected for slapping at Rockets guard Jason Terry on Tuesday night during Sacramento’s 107-97 win over Houston.
Trailing the play on a dunk by Sacramento’s Ben McLemore, Terry put his hand out to slow down as he neared fans sitting along the baseline.
Andrew Rogers, Cousins’ manager, slapped at Terry’s arm. Terry stopped, turned around and started to step toward Rogers.
Officials reviewed video before ejecting Rogers from his seat.
Terry finished with 14 points. Cousins had 26 points and 12 rebounds in the win, and received a technical foul, one of three issued in the game.
Another fan in seats along the baseline was later ejected, according to the Houston Chronicle.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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