Tari Eason had to be held back from running after Kings fan in stands
As third-year Rockets forward Tari Eason left the court and walked through the tunnel near the visitor’s locker room, he heard a heckle from a nearby fan and threw his towel in response while yelling obscenities toward the fan. Eason then attempted to enter the stands, running up the ramp that leads to the lower concourse at Golden 1 Center and nearly reaching the fan section when nearby security officials were able to hold him back. Eason, who was held from behind by one official and from the front by another who jumped over a nearby railing to impede his path, relented after a few moments and headed for the locker room.Source: New York Times What’s the buzz on Twitter? Sam Amick @sam_amick The Rockets’ fiery finish in Sacramento didn’t end with Ime Udoka’s ejection… Third-year forward Tari Eason attempted to run into the Golden 1 Center stands. More here, at @TheAthletic nytimes.com/athletic/59683… – 1:33 AM Jonathan Feigen @Jonathan_Feigen Tari Eason 2 of 18 on 3s in his past six games, including tonight. He’ll get his 3-point touch back, but the Rockets need that from him in the corners. – 11:54 PM Jonathan Feigen @Jonathan_Feigen Rockets Amen Thompson and Tari Eason among the nominees for Weatern Conference defensive player of the month. Victor Wembanyama won the first defensive player honors. – 4:05 PM Tom Haberstroh @tomhaberstroh Tari Eason has a league-leading 4.3% steal rate AND a 4.4% block rate. No one since 1973-74 has ever been 4+ in both categories, per @Stathead.
As third-year Rockets forward Tari Eason left the court and walked through the tunnel near the visitor’s locker room, he heard a heckle from a nearby fan and threw his towel in response while yelling obscenities toward the fan. Eason then attempted to enter the stands, running up the ramp that leads to the lower concourse at Golden 1 Center and nearly reaching the fan section when nearby security officials were able to hold him back. Eason, who was held from behind by one official and from the front by another who jumped over a nearby railing to impede his path, relented after a few moments and headed for the locker room.
Source: New York Times
Source: New York Times
What’s the buzz on Twitter?
Sam Amick @sam_amick
The Rockets’ fiery finish in Sacramento didn’t end with Ime Udoka’s ejection…
Third-year forward Tari Eason attempted to run into the Golden 1 Center stands.
More here, at @TheAthletic
nytimes.com/athletic/59683… – 1:33 AM
The Rockets’ fiery finish in Sacramento didn’t end with Ime Udoka’s ejection…
Third-year forward Tari Eason attempted to run into the Golden 1 Center stands.
More here, at @TheAthletic
nytimes.com/athletic/59683… – 1:33 AM
Jonathan Feigen @Jonathan_Feigen
Tari Eason 2 of 18 on 3s in his past six games, including tonight. He’ll get his 3-point touch back, but the Rockets need that from him in the corners. – 11:54 PM
Tari Eason 2 of 18 on 3s in his past six games, including tonight. He’ll get his 3-point touch back, but the Rockets need that from him in the corners. – 11:54 PM
Jonathan Feigen @Jonathan_Feigen
Rockets Amen Thompson and Tari Eason among the nominees for Weatern Conference defensive player of the month. Victor Wembanyama won the first defensive player honors. – 4:05 PM
Rockets Amen Thompson and Tari Eason among the nominees for Weatern Conference defensive player of the month. Victor Wembanyama won the first defensive player honors. – 4:05 PM
Tom Haberstroh @tomhaberstroh
Tari Eason has a league-leading 4.3% steal rate AND a 4.4% block rate. No one since 1973-74 has ever been 4+ in both categories, per @Stathead.
Tari Eason has a league-leading 4.3% steal rate AND a 4.4% block rate. No one since 1973-74 has ever been 4+ in both categories, per @Stathead.
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