Kendrick Perkins involved in altercation at son's AAU basketball game after player was allegedly body slammed

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Former NBA center and current ESPN analyst Kendrick Perkins was involved in an altercation at one of his son’s recent AAU basketball games in Norman, Oklahoma.

Perkins is known on-screen as someone who doesn’t mind having a verbal argument about sports with his colleagues, but a video from the AAU game via TMZ Sports shows the 6-foot-10 big man being held back as he screamed at someone not seen in the video.

Perkins coaches his son’s YPG Perkins team, and things were getting chippy against their opponent, Swaveway Playaz. However, a non-basketball foul sent the 2008 NBA champion over the edge.

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"I’m going to protect every single kid in my organization like they’re my own," Kendrick Perkins wrote. (Arturo Holmes/Getty Images)

Perkins can be seen yelling toward someone, while coaches on his team were pushing him away to alleviate the tension.

As the video went viral, Perkins responded to it on social media.

"Damn right, and it probably won’t be the last time!" Perkins wrote on X. "I’m going to protect every single kid in my organization like they’re my own."

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Perkins also addressed the altercation during an appearance on ESPN’s "The Pat McAfee Show," stressing that he was trying to protect his players.

"We’re in a tournament; it’s a heated game. 17U, they’re going back and forth or whatever," Perkins said. "We end up winning the game, all right cool. The other team,