In last night, six years when Harn was ejected in the closing minute of the third after being

assessed for a flagrant two for striking the defender in the midsection and being managed

to avoid an ejection earlier in the game after kicking nets for Nick Clackston.

Steve Ney, did the refs get those calls right?

Uh, no they did not.

They should have ejected and been and they should not have ejected James Hardin.

But I also want to add this, the NBA, the official specifically have to be careful because

you're rewarding the instigators because you're letting them off the hook.

There's a few things that Clackston did, they're clearly with things that subunders did.

Okay, and when you take that into consideration and you're not, so you're not punishing the

instigators and you're punishing people who respond to a stuff that has been done to them,

that is something that has to be checked and that is something that has to be policed more

fervently. So I think that that's something and the coaches have a right to be ticked off about

that.

We'll keep it rolling here. We head to the bay where the Warriors without Star 4,

Dremont, Green Grab, a statement went in home dominating the Kings 114 to 97, Steph Curry dropped

the game high 36 points, including six threes. And after the game,

Kurt will something to say about Dubnation's resilience without their defensive leader,

Dremont, in the lineup, Steph.

You bottle up all of that noise and the potential like distractions of,

you know, Dremont being out with the narrative is or whatever.

You bottle it up and all it is. It's just a sense of pride and of who we are capable of being.

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