Back in the 2012-13 season, DeMarcus Cousins was suspended for a game after punching O.J. Mayo in the groin.
And the beef resurfaced Wednesday night, at the conclusion of an emotional affair between the Sacramento Kings and Milwaukee Bucks.
Demarcus Cousins & O.J Mayo Altercation pic.twitter.com/m2IGJzItCo
— Punjabo AGM (@MantaSidhwan) November 26, 2015
Wild finish at Bradley Center and security and police all over halls after game. Bucks players escorted O.J. Mayo to his car, source said.
— cfgardner (@cf_gardner) November 26, 2015
Source indicated jawing between teams in the tunnel and hallway. No punches thrown, he said.
— cfgardner (@cf_gardner) November 26, 2015
Sacramento walked away with a 129-118 road win, and you can be sure that the NBA will investigate the post-game incident.
Per the Journal Sentinel:
Their frustrations spilled over as coach Jason Kidd was ejected in the final 2 minutes of a 129-118 loss to the Kings, and players from both teams jawed in the tunnel and the hallway. […] The strange sight of Bucks players walking down the hallway while still wearing their game uniforms, accompanied by security personnel, then walking back into the locker room, put a fitting end to a disappointing night at the BMO Harris Bradley Center.
The Kings (6-10) played without leading scorer and rebounder DeMarcus Cousins, but it hardly mattered as forward Rudy Gay tormented the Bucks with a season-high 36 points and point guard Rajon Rondo contributed 10 points, 13 assists and nine rebounds.
Kidd said he had no idea what happened in the hallway after the game. […] “I was having a Coke and some popcorn, so I don’t know,” Kidd said. “I was sent in early.”
