Draymond Green, who stood in its company as the champion of the All-Star Weekend, boldly advocated the title on live TV.
Green is promoting Jimmy Butler’s trade and says the Warriors will win the championship.
When asked, he doubled it.
“I know the championship looks,” Greene passed sports. “I know you have to behave on the floor with the team you are going to fight against. When you win a championship, you are not always better than the teams you beat along the way. But you know how to get it done. I think the behavior is to be done. Part of it is the way you do it. I think because of the position we are made up of as an organization, team, team, team, we need more. We get it.”
Green later added: “Jimmy almost won the championship ahead – twice. So he just needed a little more to overcome the hump. I think we need more to overcome the hump. You combine these two guys in Together, this guy is full of passion and wants to win the championship. It’s like burning for it.
Butler was 100% on board despite he said he didn’t hear Green’s comments.
“I don’t follow social (media), so I don’t know (green) to say that,” Butler told track and field. “But we do have opportunities. The reason is not because I’m here. It’s not because of the energy I might or may not bring. It’s because everyone thinks we can win. It’s important.
“If everyone thinks you can do something, then you can do it. I won’t say anything before I’m here. I don’t know. I’m not here. But, when you walk around this dressing room, You’ll see happiness, you’ll see the excitement of everyone who can play basketball with each other should win – home or leave. That’s how different it is.”
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