Matt Barnes tweeted and then deleted his anger after being ejected along with Serge Ibaka over a fracas during the LA Clippers' victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder.  Blake Griffin had 22 points and 12 rebounds after being involved in a first-half scuffle that resulted in the two ejections, sparking the Clippers to a 111-103 victory over OKC on Wednesday.  Ibaka and Barnes were ejected, and Griffin received a technical foul for his part in the altercation with 6 seconds left in the second quarter. Barnes grabbed his child from the crowd and marched to the locker room after the ejection  While the game was still continuing Barnes took to Twitter to vent his frustration. His tweet – since deleted – said: "I love my teammates like family, but I’m DONE standing up for these niggas! All this shit does is cost me money.."  Barnes was in trouble with the NBA earlier this year after tweeting his anger following another incident with Ibaka. Barnes could face a fine or suspension for the fracas and for posting a Twitter message during a game, which is banned by the NBA.  Kevin Durant had 33 points, making 15 of 17 free throws, and 10 assists to lead Oklahoma City, which had won four straight. Jamal Crawford scored 20 points off the bench for the Clippers, who had six players in double figures while winning their third in a row.  Among other games, Philadelphia's Tony Wroten led the Sixers to an overtime win over Houston, Minnesota had a comfortable win over Cleveland, Tony Parker guided San Antonio to victory over Washington and the Utah Jazz finally won.  Utah finally brought up its first win over the season ending their worst start in 39 years by coming from 16 points down to beat New Orleans 111-105, with Gordon Hayward finishing with 27 points and 10 assists.  Philadelphia's Tony Wroten had his first career triple-double to steer the 76ers to a 123-117 win over Houston. James Anderson scored a career-high 36 points and Spencer Hawes made the go-ahead basket with 34 seconds left in overtime. Wroten had career highs with 18 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists in his first start replacing injured rookie Michael Carter-Williams. Jeremy Lin scored 34 points, making a career-best nine 3-pointers, for the Rockets. Lin started for the injured James Harden.  Minnesota's Kevin Love had 33 points, eight rebounds and six assists as the Timberwoves comfortably dispatched Cleveland 124-95. Ricky Rubio added 16 points and a career-high 16 assists for the Timberwolves, who outscored Cleveland 29-6 in transition points. Kyrie Irving scored 20 points on 8-for-17 shooting and survived a nasty collision in the first quarter for the Cavaliers, who are 0-6 away from home.  San Antonio's Tony Parker had 16 points, leading six Spurs in double figures in the 92-79 win over Washington. Boris Diaw had 15 points for the Spurs, who held a double-digit lead for most of the game and remained undefeated at home. Martell Webster had 21 points for the Wizards, who have lost their past three.  New York's Carmelo Anthony continued his success against Atlanta by scoring 25 points as the Knicks recovered from blowing a 17-point lead and beat Atlanta 95-91. The Knicks, relying on 3-pointers, led 47-30 in the second period but made only 5 of 25 shots from the field while being outscored 23-10 in the third period. Andrea Bargnani had 20 points and 11 rebounds for New York. Jeff Teague led Atlanta with 25 points and eight assists.  Toronto's Rudy Gay scored 23 points in his return to Memphis, helping the Raptors down Memphis 103-87. Gay, who spent his first 6-plus years in the NBA with Memphis, was 8 of 18 from the field. Kyle Lowry added 21 for the Raptors. Mike Conley led Memphis with 29 points.  Charlotte's Al Jefferson had 22 points and 11 rebounds to lead the Bobcats over Boston 89-83, snapping the Celtics' four-game winning streak. Orlando's Arron Afflalo scored a career-high 36 points as the Magic rallied to beat Milwaukee 94-91 and end a three-game skid.  Sacramento's Marcus Thornton scored a season-high 24 points after losing his starting spot, and the Kings snapped a five-game losing run by beating Brooklyn 107-86.  Denver's Timofey Mozgov matched his career high with 23 points as Denver defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 111-99. Portland's Damian Lillard hit a layup with 6.5 seconds left to give the Trail Blazers a 90-89 victory over Phoenix.
NBA: Matt Barnes sends profane tweet after ejection for skirmish with Serge Ibaka during LA Clippers victory over Oklahoma City