Draymond Green is unhappy with the referees’ disparity in calls between the Warriors and Grizzlies.
First, during Golden State’s 121-113 win at Chase Center, Green spent a brief moment with Grizzlies rookie Zach Eddy, which earned him a subsequent technical foul. Level 1 flagrant foul free throw.
Draymond was asked about Eddie’s skills after the game, and he was candid as usual.
“He plays in the NBA,” Green told reporters. “He plays in the NBA. Do you think he’s good? “That’s it. “
Greene has previously called Eddie “emotional” and harshly criticized him on his podcast. Unsurprisingly, this also comes after a foul incident on the pitch in November.
In addition to the latest Edeyi drama, Draymond also had a lot to say about the way the referees treated him and his teammates.
“No,” Green said when asked if he had received an explanation for his technique. “But this is Draymond Green, that’s why it’s a flagrant foul. It’s funny. You know what sarcasm is? [Jonathan Kuminga]clean elbow to the head, boom, I said, ‘Wow, this is a review.’ I said, ‘If I blow someone, you’re all going to look back on it.
During the game, the four-time champion shot a 3-pointer and said “bang” in the direction of the officiating staff, and what happened next didn’t surprise him.
“I’m not surprised,” Green said. “I have a technique that says ‘boom.’ Every time I hit a 3-pointer I say ‘boom.’ I have a technology that says “boom”. when was it made [the refs] Becoming so above the law that you can’t say “boom”?
There is no doubt that referees will continue to work to keep Green quiet and performing well on the court, considering he has been banned by the league more than six times.
No doubt he will continue to speak out. How fun!
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