It all started with a soaring Ben McLemore dunk. It seemed like such a simple play. But then Jason Terry got in a mini-tussle with a fan. That fan turned out to be DeMarcus Cousins' manager, Andrew Rogers. Cousins ran over to make sure his manager was okay, which caused a small ruckus. Then Cousins' manager was escorted from his seat, only to attempt to return to his seat to watch the rest of the game.
A Ben McLemore dunk somehow led to an incident between Jason Terry and DeMarcus Cousins’ manager
Huh?
Confused? Let’s go to the tape.
First, McLemore threw down a monster slam on a fast break.
Terry was chasing after him unsuccessfully and had too much momentum heading towards the stands behind the hoop, so he stopped himself on the fan closest to him. But the fan was having none of it and slapped away Terry’s hand.
There was a gathering under the hoop. The referees went to the review tape to make sure Terry didn’t do anything wrong. Terry went unpunished, but Cousins’ manager was ejected. The game resumed with Terry and Cousins getting back to it.
But it wasn’t over just yet. Apparently Cousins’ manager tried to return to his seat!
Then Cousins' manager comes back and gets kicked out again. "Same guy's back? Gone."
— Nate Duncan (@NateDuncanNBA) December 16, 2015 It didn’t work.
