DeMarcus Cousins Ejected After Altercation with Fans in Puerto Rico
DeMarcus Cousins faced ejection during a game in Puerto Rico following a violent confrontation with fans, resulting in his team’s loss.
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- DeMarcus Cousins was ejected from a game in Puerto Rico due to a confrontation with fans that escalated.
- The incident involved fans throwing beverages at Cousins, prompting his aggressive response.
- Cousins was seen making inappropriate gestures towards the fans, including crotch-grabbing and showing the middle finger.
- Teammates and security had to physically restrain Cousins to prevent further escalation during the altercation.
- His team ultimately lost the game 101-91 against the Vaqueros amid the chaotic situation.
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"…The situation worsened as he left the court, with fans booing and throwing drinks and food as Cousins shouted back and flipped his middle finger at the crowd."
The Guardian·21d·Leans Left
This outlet slightly leans left."…Cousins was ridiculed by fans, with many of them waving goodbye."
FOX News·21d·Leans Right
This outlet slightly leans right."…Cousins was taunted by fans and they ratcheted things up by spraying him with both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks."
Daily Caller·21d·Right
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