VIDEO: Cousins' manager ejected for swipe at Rockets' Terry

Fans sitting courtside - or anywhere in the arena, for that matter - are not immune to being tossed from the building for unruly or improper behavior.

That's especially likely if they interfere with the players on the floor, as happened Tuesday evening at Sleep Train Arena - though the offender was no ordinary fan.

Veteran Houston Rockets guard Jason Terry's momentum sent him into the first row of fans sitting by the baseline as he attempted to defend a runaway dunk by Sacramento Kings shooting guard Ben McLemore.

Terry stuck his hands out in an effort to brace himself for any potential impact, coming in direct contact with Andrew Rodgers - the manager of Kings All-Star DeMarcus Cousins.

Rodgers slapped Terry's hand away shortly after, which subsequently got him booted from the arena: