LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
The incident sparked a fiery response from Stuart, who slammed the decision as "completely unfair" and "overly harsh".
The sin bin, often used to penalize players for serious foul play, has been a hot topic of debate in the Rugby League community.
Some argue that pushing incidents, like Young's on Ponga, should result in a simple penalty rather than a ten-minute suspension.
However, the NRL referees have been cracking down on any form of dangerous play in recent years, aiming to prioritize player safety above all else.
Despite the controversy, the Raiders ultimately fell short against the Knights, unable to overcome the early setback of Young's sin binning.
Stuart will no doubt be looking for a response from his team in their next match as they strive to bounce back from this disappointing result.