DeMarcus Cousins' manager Andrew Rogers ejected for slapping Jason Terry's hand

Kings star DeMarcus Cousins had another strong game Tuesday night. His manager wasn't as fortunate.
Cousins amassed 26 points and 12 rebounds as Sacramento won its third straight by defeating the Houston Rockets 107-97.
His manager wasn't around to see the victory. Andrew Rogers was ejected for slapping at Rockets guard Jason Terry, who was trailing the play on a dunk by Sacramento's Ben McLemore in the third quarter.
Terry put his hand out to slow down as he neared fans sitting along the baseline, and Rogers slapped at Terry's arm. The Houston guard stopped, turned around and started to step toward Rogers, who was then ejected from his seat.
Another fan, believed to be sitting with Rogers' group, was ejected later in the game.
"I don't know what happened. I didn't hear anything or see anything. That's all there is," said Terry, who clearly did not want to discuss the situation.