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During a tense game, a heated exchange between Warriors coach Steve Kerr and player Draymond Green was analyzed through lip reading, revealing Green's frustration and Kerr's attempt to de-escalate. Despite the conflict, both apologized, and the team remains hopeful about Green's role in their season, which continues with a game against the Mavericks on Christmas Day.
Draymond Green's recent on-court antics include a heated exchange with coach Steve Kerr and a rare self-ejection, highlighting ongoing tensions and his evolving role amid the Warriors' less competitive season.
Draymond Green was ejected in a Warriors win over the Suns after two technicals, prompting coach Steve Kerr to criticize officiating, especially regarding a previous incident involving Dillon Brooks' flagrant foul on Stephen Curry, which Kerr believes was overlooked despite Brooks' violent track record. Kerr expressed frustration with league decisions and the inconsistency in officiating, highlighting ongoing tensions and Green's recent struggles, but the Warriors managed to secure a crucial victory.
Draymond Green publicly criticized his Golden State Warriors teammates for lack of commitment and personal agendas after a recent loss, despite his own poor performance, highlighting early-season frustrations and team challenges.
Draymond Green expressed his belief that the Golden State Warriors are not fully committed to winning, raising concerns about the team's dedication and focus on success.
Draymond Green criticized the Warriors' current lack of commitment to winning compared to previous championship seasons, citing personal agendas and team accountability as issues amid recent losses and player struggles, including Stephen Curry's slump and injuries.
The Golden State Warriors will be without Stephen Curry for their game against the Kings due to a worsening cold, while Draymond Green and Jimmy Butler are questionable due to injuries. The team is dealing with a congested schedule that has affected their players' health and performance, prompting discussions on load management and season length.
Draymond Green humorously blamed Jimmy Butler for the Miami Heat's recent trade decisions following Butler's departure to the Golden State Warriors, where he is expected to bolster the team's defense and playoff experience in the upcoming season.
Aryna Sabalenka faced backlash for downplaying her loss to Coco Gauff at the French Open, with NBA star Draymond Green publicly roasting her on Instagram. Sabalenka later clarified her comments, praising Gauff's performance and acknowledging her own mistakes.
The Golden State Warriors are considering trading Draymond Green, a franchise legend, with a proposed deal involving Sacramento Kings' Domantas Sabonis, which would significantly alter the team's frontcourt dynamics and raise questions about on-court fit and team strategy.
Draymond Green's foul on Memphis Grizzlies rookie Zach Edey during a game against the Golden State Warriors was upgraded to a flagrant 1 after a league review. The incident, initially ruled a transition take foul, involved Green tripping Edey, which the Grizzlies argued was not a basketball play. The upgrade means the Grizzlies would have received two free throws and possession if called during the game. This marks Green's first flagrant foul of the season.
The NBA has upgraded Draymond Green's foul on Memphis Grizzlies' Zach Edey to a Flagrant 1 after a controversial play during the Golden State Warriors' 123-118 victory over the Grizzlies. The decision follows post-game review and has sparked criticism from Grizzlies head coach Taylor Jenkins, who expressed disappointment over the initial non-flagrant call. This incident adds to the ongoing tension between the Warriors and Grizzlies.
Stephen Curry was reportedly upset with Klay Thompson for "ghosting" him before the Golden State Warriors' game against the Dallas Mavericks, as revealed by Draymond Green on his podcast. Despite the tension, Curry led the Warriors to a 120-117 victory, scoring a game-high 37 points. Thompson, now with the Mavericks, scored 22 points and imitated Curry's celebration during the game. The two former teammates, known as the "Splash Brothers," have a storied history together, but recent events suggest some off-court tension.
Draymond Green revealed that Steph Curry was extra motivated to beat the Dallas Mavericks after Klay Thompson ghosted him in a text conversation before the game. Curry responded by scoring the Warriors' last 12 points, including a game-winning three-pointer, leading to a 120-117 victory over the Mavericks. Curry finished with 37 points, overshadowing Thompson's 22 in a competitive and emotional matchup.
Klay Thompson's return to the Bay Area as an opponent was marked by a playful rivalry with former teammate Steph Curry, who took it personally when Thompson "ghosted" him before the game. Curry, inspired by the slight, led the Warriors to a 120-117 victory over Thompson's new team, scoring 37 points and delivering a memorable performance. Draymond Green revealed he stirred the pot by encouraging Curry to focus, resulting in Curry's dominant display and a symbolic celebration of loyalty to the Warriors.