Dream Green is one of the best defenders in the league, and his ability to defend players in multiple positions is the basis for the Warriors' championship race. In the playoffs this season, he has been a key player for the Golden State Warriors. In the first round of the Nuggets, Green defended Jokic to play a crucial role.
And in the second round against the Grizzlies, Green still played the attribute of iron defense. In the final moments of the second quarter of the game, Dream chased Clark's shirt in defensive time and space, causing the opponent to fall to the ground, and the referee blew a penalty for Dream's second-degree malicious foul after replaying, expelling him from the game.
After the game, many media commented that the referee was too harsh in blowing punishment. Clark said he wasn't surprised that Draymond Green had fouled himself and thought Green was "known" for foul play throughout his career.
"In his dream-chasing career, he was known for foul play. I've been watching his criminals on TV all the time, and I feel like I'm not surprised. He did hit me twice very hard... It's not shocking that he did this, it's something he's done in the past.
Green also didn't seem to have the idea of rebutting Clark's accusations. He retweeted Clark's remarks on INS, accompanied by 9 smiling and crying expressions. Green said on a solo podcast: "I think tonight's incident is likely to have something to do with my reputation, and my biggest concern is that I have accumulated a 2-point foul score, and I have been banned for foul points before. ”