Livestream Bar May 6 - Warriors star Draymond Green updated his podcast today, in which he talked about why he compared the middle finger to Grizzlies fans.
"They were booing me when I was injured and left the dressing room for treatment, which was the most offensive act in basketball. It's as offensive as raptors applause from Raptors fans when Durant was injured in Toronto. It shouldn't happen on the sports field, where a player was injured and had to leave, but the fans were still booing him and clapping. Chasing dreams said.
"I was just elbowed to the eye and had to leave the field for treatment, but as I walked down the players' aisle, all I heard was boos and some other ugly words. I just responded naturally. The body is the cost of work for the player, you may miss a game after being injured, you may have to leave the game next year, you may have to pay a lot of hard work in the gym to recover, you may not be able to spend time with your family, and you may be temporarily out of normal life. I understand that the fans have their own positions, they have their own teams, but as a person, you shouldn't behave like that at that time. When fans also score clearly the difference between game and reality. ”
"For example, if someone comes up to you at work and elbows you in the eye, slaps you, punches you, or hurts you in any way and then laughs at you, what would it be like. I don't regret my response, and I feel comfortable after doing so. The fines are also worth it. ”
(Best 15th Person)