Sacramento Kings rookie front liner DeMarcus Cousins is clearly at a lost and urgently needs a counsel. In the latest episode of his childlike tantrums, the 6-11 former University of Kentucky star was involved in a fracas with teammate Donte Greene following their game against the Oklahoma City Thunder. He is expected to be suspended by at least a game by the Kings and was likewise ordered remove from the team’s plane bound for Phoenix, according to NBA Fanhouse. The 20 year-old Alabama native continues to hug the limelight not for his on-court performances but more on his immaturity and crazy antics.
“According to the sources, Cousins was furious at the last play in which Tyreke Evans missed a three-pointer in the final seconds of regulation that would have won the game. Cousins, who had been calling for the ball in the post in the final possession, watched angrily as Greene inbounded the ball to Evans for the final shot.
“After the buzzer, he ran the length of the court to catch up to Evans and Greene and was letting his opinions be known as he blew by them to enter the locker room. According to the sources, Greene and Cousins began exchanging words inside the locker room. The situation then escalated, with both players taking swings at each other before they were separated.”
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