Cousins ​​Demarcus suspended in season after physical speeches with fans

Former NBA All-star center Demarcus relatives has been suspended in the rest of the season in Puerto Ric’s basketball league after almost brawl with fans during the game on Monday. His team, Guaainabo met and abolished his contract.

34-year-old cousins, who played for seven teams during her NBA career, exchanged the words and grabbed the fan’s hand, sitting on Monday evening before his teammates were taken away.

Relatives received another technical offense for their actions and ejected. In the tunnel, he moves to the room with a cupboard, claimed with another fan for whom, and he, while people are in cities, while people in the stands threw liquids towards him. Relatives tried to get out and turn on with fans again, but was retained and followed.

Cousins ​​received a fine of $ 4,250 and could face an additional one of $ 5,750, announced the Balancsto Superior National League on Tuesday.

“As an organization, we strongly condemn any form of violence or provocation, whether or excluded in the field. Safety, respect and sports values ​​of non-negotiating value for this franchise,” the news edition.

It was the second season of the cousin in Puerto Rico. He was 15.2 points per game with nine rebounds for a record of 9-18. In its previous stitch with meetings in the season 2023. years, relatives helped to reach the semifinals.

In the NBA, relatives are on average 19.6 points and 10.2 jumps over 11 seasons. The four-story best season of All-Star came with Sacramento in 2016-17, when it was 27.8 points on average.

After the NBA, in addition to the point of view in Puerto Rico in Puerto Rico, the cousin also played in the basketball leagues of Taiwan and Mongolia in 2024. and 2025. years, before they returned to Maj.

The associated press has contributed to this report.

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