Four-time NBA champion Draymond Green was ejected less than four minutes into the Golden State Warriors–Orlando Magic game on Wednesday (3/27). It was the fourth time Green was ejected this season. On the latest episode of his podcast, Green talked about the ejection. “It just can’t happen,” Green said.
Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green said Thursday that he deserved to be ejected for his actions less than four minutes into his team's game against the Orlando Magic.
During the 2010s, almost every NBA team wanted to become like the Golden State Warriors. The Dubs played a revolutionary style of basketball that focused on motion and the three-point line.
The outrage Draymond Green is receiving for getting ejected from a game against Orlando is unlike anything he's faced. And it's probably well-deserved.
Draymond Green has shared his side of what happened with his latest ejection.
The Golden State Warriors cannot afford any slip-ups as they cling onto the final spot in the NBA Play-In Tournament in the Western Conference. Unfortunately, they were met with a huge challenge early in their matchup against the Orlando Magic on Wednesday night.
Tari Eason taunted the Golden State Warriors on social media Wednesday with the help of a cult classic film.
Gary Payton II stalled an Orlando run with an interior hoop, Stephen Curry saved his only two fourth-quarter baskets for the final 1:09 and the Golden State Warriors overcame the early ejection of Draymond Green to hold off the host Magic 101-93 on Wednesday night.
Stephen Curry has seen Draymond Green get ejected many times, but not three minutes into a huge road back-to-back.
He is one of the longest-tenured announcers in the sport and has been with the Heat since their inaugural season in 1988-89.
Gilbert Arenas and his crew are back with another statement. This time, the crew of Gil’s Arena talked about the Chris Paul incident. The Golden State Warriors star was issued a technical foul for his behavior during the team’s loss at home to the Indiana Pacers.
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