Kings deny roughing up Cotton in NBL Championship Series opener
Kings coach Brian Goorjian insists there was "no intent" to deliberately target Bryce Cotton, as his side defeats the 36ers by 44 points in Sydney.
Kings deny roughing up Cotton in NBL Championship Series opener
Kings coach Brian Goorjian insists there was "no intent" to deliberately target Bryce Cotton, as his side defeats the 36ers by 44 points in Sydney.
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