Beijing time on May 3 news, the league against the Warriors toughster Draymond Green in the Warriors against the Grizzlies second round of the series in the first game of the second round of the second game of the second degree of malicious foul controversy, according to the US media Shams Chalania, the league will not relegate Draymond Green in this game of the second degree malicious foul:
As the US media explained, this still has a big impact on the Warriors, after all, Green's malicious foul is about to be counted as 2 points, and accumulating 4 points in the playoffs will be automatically suspended. Because of this, Green has to be very careful about his foul moves in the rest of the Warriors' playoff games, which is still a difficult thing considering the way he plays.
However, after learning of the league's decision, Green also said that no matter what happens, he will not change his style of play:
"I'm never going to change the way I play, it got me to this point, it got me to three championship trophies, I was named an All-Star, I'm going to take defensive player of the year, and I'm not going to change that."
In response, Jordan Poole and Stephen Curry, who are Green's teammates, both expressed their doubts about this second-degree malicious foul in interviews, Poole believes that this should not escalate to the level of second-degree malicious foul, and Curry said that Green's reputation has largely led to him receiving second-degree malicious fouls and eventually being expelled:
Green's response is indeed "tough" enough, but even if his teammates also express their support for him, Green still has to control his fouls in the next game, after all, considering his impact on the Warriors' defensive end, if he receives malicious fouls in key games and is suspended, it is certainly not a good thing.