Draymond Green

[Round Mound]

Originally Posted by JustinVerlander07

Why say something so obviously false?

Typical Blowout.

Waiting for a list.

[JustinVerlander07]

Originally Posted by Round Mound

Waiting for a list.

Jokic destroying Markieff Morris
Rondo vs CP3
Donovan Mitchell/Dillon Brooks
Isaiah Stewart trying to kill LeBron.

With any sort of effort I'm sure there are loads more in the past 10 years.

[Round Mound]

Originally Posted by JustinVerlander07

Jokic destroying Markieff Morris
Rondo vs CP3
Donovan Mitchell/Dillon Brooks
Isaiah Stewart trying to kill LeBron.

With any sort of effort I'm sure there are loads more in the past 10 years.

How many times do you see each of those names in your list?

[JustinVerlander07]

Originally Posted by Round Mound

How many times do you see each of those names in your list?

No no no, don't move the goalpost. You said he is the absolute ONLY player in the last 10 years.

Also, Isaiah Stewart has more than the LeBron thing, it just didn't feel relevant given your stance that you are now back peddling from.

[Round Mound]

Originally Posted by JustinVerlander07

No no no, don't move the goalpost. You said he is the absolute ONLY player in the last 10 years.

Also, Isaiah Stewart has more than the LeBron thing, it just didn't feel relevant given your stance that you are now back peddling from.

I don't move the goalpost. You gave me single instances of players who once over the last decade went way overboard.

Show me a list of players who have been kicking, punching, choking players in the past 10+ seasons. Not a list of instances where each time you have different players acting stupidly.

[JustinVerlander07]

Originally Posted by Round Mound

I don't move the goalpost. You gave me single instances of players who once over the last decade went way overboard.

Show me a list of players who have been kicking, punching, choking players in the past 10+ seasons. Not a list of instances where each time you have different players acting stupidly.

"Green has been the absolute only one kicking, punching, choking players in the past 10+ seasons."

Did you forget you posted this? Absolute only one. Just admit what you said was off base and untrue. It's not that hard.

[Round Mound]

Waiting for your list

[cnewby]

Originally Posted by Round Mound

Waiting for your list

Dum-dums can't comprehend the fact that you didn't say "only one kicking, punching OR choking players in the past 10+ seasons."

You shouldn't bother with the illiterate.

[blackbears86]

Originally Posted by rats60

No, he is always going to be remembered as the guy who cost a 73 win Warriors team a championship.

It will always be the way I remember him.

Dude lost them a championship with his stupidity.

[blackbears86]

Originally Posted by daeve

How do people remember Bird and MJ as players? just curious... not trying to rush to Draymond's defense or even play devil's advocate here, but the fake outrage is pretty BO

Since I grew up watching both:

when I think of Bird: clutch shooter, excellent passer, consumate team player

when I think of MJ: dominant, winner, GOAT


when I think of Draymond: excellent defender, lousy shooter, dirty player, loose cannon

[blackbears86]

Originally Posted by pingbling23

Best player on the team, 2 fmvp, and the warriors wouldn’t have won in 17 and 18 if not for kd. He’s definitely a key piece.

agree, not sure how anyone CAN'T count KD in there. Guy was absolute money on the Warriors championship teams.



edit: after I saw an additional post, maybe not core because he wasn't there for the 4 rings?

[yiguiri2002]

Originally Posted by JustinVerlander07

Jokic destroying Markieff Morris
Rondo vs CP3
Donovan Mitchell/Dillon Brooks
Isaiah Stewart trying to kill LeBron.

With any sort of effort I'm sure there are loads more in the past 10 years.

I'm disappointed you didn't mention Wade, he was the worst.

[cholodolo]

Damn, Warriors are complicit. Does Draymond have some dirt on them? Maybe he has Kerr making a homophobic comment on tape.

Draymond has been on that 18 dummy juice for a few years now, and we have Dunleavy saying they've done a "decent" job with him.

"I can't guarantee you that," Dunleavy said. "I can just say we will continue to do the right things to help him. I think we've done a decent job at that in the past and we'll continue to work through it all. There are a lot of parties involved. The biggest thing here to me is not the punishment, it's helping and giving assistance."

Dunleavy hopes this saga and suspension will end differently than the others

"I think this is something a lot of people see as a problem, but we're looking to turn it into a positive," Dunleavy said. "He's at a point in his career and his life where you want to get some things straightened out. Maybe you need a jolt like that. I think it's been very positive, very open and I'm extremely optimistic we can get where we need to go."

https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/...not-punishment

Man is 33, not 23. Dirtbag franchise.

[KhalDrogo]

They talk about him like he’s an 11 year old kid who keeps beating the #@#@#@#@ out of other kids on the playground.

[fabiani12333]

Originally Posted by cholodolo

Damn, Warriors are complicit. Does Draymond have some dirt on them? Maybe he has Kerr making a homophobic comment on tape.

Draymond has been on that 18 dummy juice for a few years now, and we have Dunleavy saying they've done a "decent" job with him.



https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/...not-punishment

Man is 33, not 23. Dirtbag franchise.

I listened to Dunleavy's comments and I didn't get the impression that he was making any excuses or diminishing the severity of Draymond's actions. He talked about getting Draymond the help he needs to be a better person. He strongly implied the Warriors are fully on board with the league's indefinite suspension of him.

What you may or may not be aware is the person suspending Draymond, NBA vice president of Basketball Operations Joe Dumars, was a big part of Draymond's life before the NBA. He wants Draymond to be better as a person and player.

[KhalDrogo]

Imagine being a grown ass man and having to be repeatedly lectured not to assault your fellow NBPA members. Nothing short of prison time will help Draymond.

[fabiani12333]

Former Warriors forward Andre Iguodala, who played alongside Green for almost a decade, took over as executive director of the NBA players’ union last month. In his new role, Iguodala was "exceptional" in helping to "craft" the suspension, Dumars said.

In addition to Iguodala's support, Dumars listed Warriors head coach Steve Kerr and general manager Mike Dunleavy as proponents of the idea.

"There's been no pushback," Dumars added. "Everybody is on board with, 'You know what, this is the right thing to do to help him get better.'"

https://ca.sports.yahoo.com/news/dra...195939158.html

Multiple people who know Draymond well are involved in this suspension.

[KhalDrogo]

Typical liberal shift of the narrative. No surprise coming from the most left-leaning team in the league. This is the outcome you get when there’s no accountability.

[cholodolo]

Originally Posted by fabiani12333

I listened to Dunleavy's comments and I didn't get the impression that he was making any excuses or diminishing the severity of Draymond's actions. He talked about getting Draymond the help he needs to be a better person. He strongly implied the Warriors are fully on board with the league's indefinite suspension of him.

What you may or may not be aware is the person suspending Draymond, NBA vice president of Basketball Operations Joe Dumars, was a big part of Draymond's life before the NBA. He wants Draymond to be better as a person and player.

That's fine; the words speak for themselves. He and the rest of the Warriors are enablers; this situation spiraled out of control because they allowed it to. Dumars being his boy shouldn't play a role considering he is VP of NBA Ops, not Warriors Ops. Everyone making excuses for this grown man like he's a freshman at Duke.

These are workplace violations...everyone wants to talk about this being a business...can't talk smack to the players because they are "at work"...wouldn't want someone chirping at your cubicle...well, try committing multiple assaults in the middle of the work day and see how you are dealt with.

Draymond is a tough guy until he's about to be punished -- then he needs therapy and a pat on the butt. Didn't even apologize or show any contrition. Soft ass mofo.

[drobfan8]

Originally Posted by blackbears86

agree, not sure how anyone CAN'T count KD in there. Guy was absolute money on the Warriors championship teams.



edit: after I saw an additional post, maybe not core because he wasn't there for the 4 rings?

I don't know how anyone can agree with pingbling ever. On anything. He's only posting that because they played a LeBron team which handed him more losses.

Why could the Warriors not win in 17 and 18 without KD? You do realise they get something else instead of KD right?

You do also realise they were up 3-1 on the Cavs without KD until...

In 2018 the Cavs didn't even have Kyrie.


Back to Draymond. He has slipped for years. He thinks he's smarter than he is and thinks he's better than he is.

Needs to learn from here or he will find it really hard.

[fabiani12333]

Originally Posted by cholodolo

That's fine; the words speak for themselves. He and the rest of the Warriors are enablers; this situation spiraled out of control because they allowed it to. Dumars being his boy shouldn't play a role considering he is VP of NBA Ops, not Warriors Ops. Everyone making excuses for this grown man like he's a freshman at Duke.

These are workplace violations...everyone wants to talk about this being a business...can't talk smack to the players because they are "at work"...wouldn't want someone chirping at your cubicle...well, try committing multiple assaults in the middle of the work day and see how you are dealt with.

Draymond is a tough guy until he's about to be punished -- then he needs therapy and a pat on the butt. Didn't even apologize or show any contrition. Soft ass mofo.

Well, professional basketball is a totally different profession than office work or even construction. The game has a constant element of physicality and competition. Draymond isn't as physically gifted as other star players, so he tries to gain a competitive edge in other ways.

[Cavs16]

Originally Posted by fabiani12333

Well, professional basketball is a totally different profession than office work or even construction. The game has a constant element of physicality and competition. Draymond isn't as physically gifted as other star players, so he tries to gain a competitive edge in other ways.

Or mentally gifted as others either. Dude should never have been in the league this long. Like someone said earlier he must have something on someone for them to be keeping him there this long. Lost them a Chip too….pathetic in so many ways.

[rats60]

Originally Posted by drobfan8

I don't know how anyone can agree with pingbling ever. On anything. He's only posting that because they played a LeBron team which handed him more losses.

Why could the Warriors not win in 17 and 18 without KD? You do realise they get something else instead of KD right?

You do also realise they were up 3-1 on the Cavs without KD until...

In 2018 the Cavs didn't even have Kyrie.


Back to Draymond. He has slipped for years. He thinks he's smarter than he is and thinks he's better than he is.

Needs to learn from here or he will find it really hard.

And they lost in 2019 when KD got hurt.

[JustinVerlander07]

Originally Posted by cholodolo

That's fine; the words speak for themselves. He and the rest of the Warriors are enablers; this situation spiraled out of control because they allowed it to. Dumars being his boy shouldn't play a role considering he is VP of NBA Ops, not Warriors Ops. Everyone making excuses for this grown man like he's a freshman at Duke.

These are workplace violations...everyone wants to talk about this being a business...can't talk smack to the players because they are "at work"...wouldn't want someone chirping at your cubicle...well, try committing multiple assaults in the middle of the work day and see how you are dealt with.

Draymond is a tough guy until he's about to be punished -- then he needs therapy and a pat on the butt. Didn't even apologize or show any contrition. Soft ass mofo.

I gotta keep saying it as so many keep making things up.

He did apologize, not that it's worth much but since you are making things up, he did and seemingly showed contrition when he generally never does.

It's crazy how many in this thread

A) don't watch Basketball
and
B) just make things up

[wiper]

Originally Posted by KhalDrogo

Typical liberal shift of the narrative. No surprise coming from the most left-leaning team in the league. This is the outcome you get when there’s no accountability.

have a drink.