Today’s dose of Fake Tough Guy action takes us to Brooklyn, where the Nets are taking on the Houston Rockets. Midway through the first quarter, Kevin Garnett decided he’d already had enough of the game, Dwight Howard and — if we’re being honest — probably this season, as he went full Charles Barkley on D12, tossing the basketball at him and then connecting on a head butt. KG then proceeded to do the standard “hold me back!” move before getting one last charge in. Somehow, only KG was tossed, even though Dwight definitely threw a punch (he was only assessed a technical foul).
Kevin Garnett Ejected For Headbutting, Tossing Ball At Dwight Howard
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