Stephen A. says punishments for fans disrespectful behavior should be more severe | Stephen A. World

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Stephen A. Smith reacts to a fan throwing a water bottle at Kyrie Irving as the Brooklyn Nets left the court. Stephen A. also weighs in on how fans should be punished for their actions.

0:00 Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant’s postgame comments after Game 4.

0:50 Stephen A. reacts to a fan throwing a water bottle at Kyrie Irving.

1:40 Stephen A. on how fans should be punished for their actions.

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