DeMarcus Cousins routinely shows how immature he is, but his inexplicable shove of a security guard Sunday night was a different expression of it.
The Sacramento Kings' DeMarcus Cousins is close to becoming a superstar, but they won't get anywhere unless he becomes their top priority.
Sure, the Utah Jazz ultimately went on to defeat the Sacramento Kings by a score of 108-99, but that doesn't mean we can't laugh at Gordon Hayward for getting crossed over by DeMarcus Cousins. Wing players simply can't let big men make them look athletically inferior, which is undoubtedly what happened on this play. Hayward didn't have a clue.
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The way the San Antonio Spurs share the ball always challenges the opposition's defense, but Omri Casspi brought some comic relief by tripping over himself on Saturday night.
Deron Williams has never been known for his defense, but this was straight up embarrassing.
Oklahoma City Thunder center Steven Adams ought to be counting his blessings right now, as he essentially dodged a bullet on Monday night. Adams got locked up with Sacramento Kings center DeMarcus Cousins, who nearly lost his cool. Cousins began to swing a devastating haymaker that would have pulverized Adams into oblivion, but thankfully thought twice about it at the last second.
DeMarcus Cousins didn't do anything wrong on this play, per se, but he undoubtedly made sure to put some extra mustard on the toss. I mean, look at his face! Chris Paul handled it correctly by not turning it into a big thing, but he couldn't have been incredibly pleased.
Rajon Rondo is obviously not a quarterback, but the pass he hit DeMarcus Cousins with Wednesday night could have fit on an NFL field.