Well, talk about being disingenuous, huh.
The Golden State Warriors’ veteran Draymond Green recently recorded an episode of his podcast, ‘The Draymond Green Show,’ in which he shared his opinion on Danilo Gallinari’s recent comments about the Kawhi Leonard cap circumvention controversy, in which he accused him of derailing his career.
Some old NBA decisions come back years later, especially when a former player still feels those decisions hurt his career. Danilo Gallinari’s recent comments about Kawhi Leonard and the 2019 trade that sent him from the LA Clippers to the Oklahoma City Thunder have now drawn a strong response from Draymond Green.
How many of the players to rack up the most points in one playoff run for each NBA franchise can you name in five minutes?
Kawhi Leonard is officially with the Toronto Raptors, but former Los Angeles Clippers big man Danilo Gallinari certainly has some ill feelings towards Leonard.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
Former LA Clippers forward Danilo Gallinari isn’t done talking about ex-teammate, and the influence Kawhi Leonard had in the organization’s blockbuster trade with the Oklahoma City Thunder for Paul George.
Danilo Gallinari has become the latest to accuse NBA star Kawhi Leonard for his role in the LA Clippers violating the league’s salary cap rules. The Italian player starred for the Clippers in two seasons, averaging 18.7 PPG and 5.8 RPG, before he was traded to the OKC Thunder as part of the Paul George trade.
Danilo Gallinari has taken a big shot at Kawhi Leonard, arguing that the former Los Angeles Clippers superstar should have been fined $50 million, while also blaming him for changing the trajectory of his NBA career.
Danilo Gallinari dealt with plenty of injuries throughout his 16-year NBA career, but the former New York Knicks forward recently made a bold claim that is difficult to defend.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
During his playing days in the NBA, Danilo Gallinari was viewed as one of the most skilled forwards in the game. Although his career was marked by injuries, leading some to consider him one of the game’s biggest “what-ifs,” Gallinari’s 14-year tenure was impressive.
A former NBA player reveals what stopped him from becoming a basketball star. During the late 2000s and early 2010s, the NBA saw a change in the face of the league as the likes of LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, and Dwyane Wade reached the prime of their respective careers.
When thinking about the biggest “what-ifs” in NBA history, most fans would start with guys like Derrick Rose, Greg Oden, or Bill Walton, who were decimated by injuries throughout their otherwise storied careers.
Just hours after Knicks fans collectively exhaled at the news that OG Anunoby had avoided a major hamstring injury, I got the opportunity to hop on a call with former Knick Danilo Gallinari.
In the first couple of seasons Nikola Jokic was in the mix for the Denver Nuggets. He wasn't quite the top-of-the-world-level talent he's known as today.
Former Denver Nuggets star Danilo Gallinari recently decided to call it a career after announcing he would be retiring from professional basketball after 20 years between NBA and international play.
The Knicks, maybe more than any other NBA franchise, embraces their former players. With the exception of Charles Oakley (we won’t get into that right
Longtime NBA forward Danilo Gallinari announced his retirement from basketball on Tuesday at age 37. "Today, with a heart full of gratitude, I am announcing my retirement from the career I've always dreamed of," he posted on X.
Longtime NBA sharpshooter Danilo Gallinari has decided to call it a career. Gallinari announced on Tuesday that he has retired from professional basketball.
The Milwaukee Bucks had Danilo Gallinari on their roster for the 2023-24 season, and he was viewed as one of their key players off the bench. He is someone who has always been able to score the ball.
Eleonora Boi, the wife of former NBA forward Danilo Gallinari, says she is still shaken after a shark attack left her hospitalized earlier this month in Puerto Rico.
The pregnant wife of former NBA first-round pick Danilo Gallinari is recovering after a shark attack during a family beach outing in Puerto Rico. Eleonora Boi was wading in the crowded waters off Carolina when she was bitten on the leg, she shared Friday, via the New York Post.
The wife of 14-year NBA veteran Danilo Gallinari was recently attacked by a shark and lived to tell the tale. Gallinari’s wife, Eleonora Boi, was swimming at a beach in Puerto Rico when she claimed to have had a scary encounter with a baby shark.
Danilo Gallinari is hoping for one more NBA season before he retires.
The Milwaukee Bucks officially signed veteran forward Danilo Gallinari on Wednesday night. Raring to get going with his new squad, the 35-year-old Italian sharpshooter joined the team’s practice on Thursday, saying he was excited to fit right into what the Bucks are trying to achieve this season.
After being unable to find a landing spot for him at the trade deadline, the Detroit Pistons waived veteran forward Danilo Gallinari. Upon hitting the open market, he garnered interest from multiple teams.
The Milwaukee Bucks are bringing in veteran forward Danilo Gallinari.
The Pistons‘ series of roster cuts will continue with a veteran forward.
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