Dallas Mavericks officials said they are aware of an incident between a fan and the family of Chris Paul of the Phoenix Suns during Sunday's Western Conference playoff game.
— There apparently was a lot going on -- on the court and off -- as the Dallas Mavericks squared off with the Suns at American Airlines Center.
According to ESPN, members of Paul's family had been harassed by fans and that some in the crowd made physical contact with them. After the game, Paul tweeted:"Wanna fine players for saying stuff to the fans but the fans can put they hands on our families," He also added an expletive.
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