The Intuit Dome has claimed its latest victim. After that interesting design that’s thrown off the LA Clippers’ opponents, the game against the Golden State Warriors took an interesting turn. And it was not Snoop Dogg in a suit playing analyst. Steve Kerr was escorted out of the game after an incident. The arena only rubbed it in further with its antics that even Snoop Dogg was blown away.

The Warriors HC had been building up to it all season. He was getting increasingly frustrated with the number of calls on Stephen Curry. Tonight, Curry had amassed four across three quarters. It was the fourth whistle that led to Kerr’s outburst.

Right after that, he contested what he believed was an illegal goaltend by John Collins on Gary Payton II. The NBA cameras showed the ball hit the backboard, and no call was made.

He pretty much went berserk on the officials and earned the tech that saw him ejected from the game. He was so mad, his assistants had to restrain him after he marched across the midcourt line to argue. Even Payton himself was trying to stop his coach.

Even though he was contained, the outburst was enough for a tech. He was tossed out with less than eight minutes left in the game. As he was leaving the floor, the Intuit Dome played NSync’s “Bye, Bye, Bye.” Salt on the wound, really.

The number of whistles Curry tends to get is already a point of contention among Dub Nation. But this one has blown up because of Snoop Dogg.

Snoop Dogg reacts to Steve Kerr’s ejection

Snoop Dogg usually lives and breathes the Lakers. He wouldn’t even flirt with the other LA team. But tonight his attention is on the Clippers vs. the Warriors. NBC appointed the rapper and diehard NBA fan as a special basketball analyst for this game.

So he was right there to broadcast what led to Steve Kerr’s ejection.

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The buildup to Kerr’s outburst was threefold. The first was the late whistle and non-shooting foul on a Steph Curry floater. Then came the John Collins goaltend. The final straw was once again a shooting foul on Curry.

Kerr literally chased after the refs, which led to his ejection. During the entire escalation, Snoop Dogg could be heard on the mic, “Oh, Steve, gonna get thrown out, get him out of there! Get him out of there! Back him up GP!”

Broadus was clearly entertained by Kerr’s outburst, and he burst out with the animalistic sounds. “Steve back in Inglewood right now. The Arizona Wildcat in him came out and looked at him.” To be clear, Kerr is an alum of the Arizona Wildcats. But the crazy cat sounds Snoopy makes aren’t part of the school’s slogan.

Before the game, Kerr was excited to meet Snoop, who had joined him and Curry during the Paris Olympics last year. Now, Kerr’s mood is completely soured.

He and Dub Nation were furious at the officiating tonight, which they’re blaming for the Warriors trailing the Clippers. The game ended with the Warriors losing 103-102 after Kerr’s ejection. We’ll have to wait and see Snoop Dogg’s opinion on that.