On December 14, Beijing time, this morning the NBA officially announced that in consideration of repeated violations of sportsmanship, the league will indefinitely ban Dream Green! The statement clearly pointed out that the ban will be implemented immediately, and Green needs to meet some conditions of the team and the league to complete his return. Goodbye, Green.
As for what conditions need to be met, the alliance has not yet given it. According to Shams of The Athletic, Warriors general manager Dunleavy and Dream agent Ricky Paul will meet with Green this Friday to discuss how they can counsel and help Dream Chaser.
One brother wondered why the final decision would be an indefinite ban? ESPN explained: "The reason the league can't give a definite number of bans is because everyone is very confused and can't agree on the number of bans! ”
If you want to teach the leader, the league's decision is right, the permanent ban is too harsh on the player, and the ban is only a few games for a "habitual offender" like Green, it is time for the two sides to have a good face-to-face talk, and the three chapters of the law must be done! Dream chasing should be happy, and the league also gave him a chance to explain.
According to Haynes of the Athletic, Dream was able to train with the team while he was suspended. As a result, Dream Chaser's career special resume (including the playoffs) has been updated as follows: 6 bans, 172 technical fouls, 21 malicious fouls, and 20 evictions!
Let's review the moment when Green caused anger, the last game when the Warriors lost to the Suns away, Dream Chaser and Nurkic had physical contact in the second quarter, only to see Dream Chaser turn around and slap Nurkic directly to the ground, and finally the referee looked back, and directly gave Dream Chase a second-degree malicious foul to expel it! This time it is really outrageous.
According to statistics, this is the fourth time Green has been banned in 2023! In March, he was banned for one game for 16 technical fouls during the 2022-23 regular season, in April, he was banned for one game for stomping Sabonis, in November, Gobert was banned for five games, and in December, he was banned for an indefinite period of time for boxing Nurkic.
What's even more outrageous is that after the game, when it came to a series of behaviors against Nurkic, Dream Chasing actually explained that he didn't mean it! Dream Chasing said that Nurkic grabbed his ass, and he wanted to ask the referee for a foul, but accidentally hit Nurkic in the face. Do you believe it?
"I'm just going to foul and I'm not going to fake a fall, I'm not going to spin 360 degrees and hit somebody, so it's unfortunate. Dream Chaser added. No one wants to believe Green's nonsense, not even Warriors reporter Anthony Slater is not on Green's side, saying that Dream Chaser was in a calm mood after the game, and he had already thought of an excuse to hit someone.
Former Warriors player Nick Young had his opinion: "Dream chasing is mean, and he tends to be a bit European, he has a lot of UFC (mixed martial arts) moves and only plays foreigners. "Sabonis, Gobert, Nurkic are all Europeans. Fans are watching that Green may have been detained long ago for some of his actions.
Speaking of detention, many fans said that Morant's "gun-wielding" was arguably the worst in the league, and he was eventually banned for 25 games. And Green didn't pull out a gun and didn't break the law, I really don't know how he managed to get himself banned for so many games, even more than Morant, worse than Ja!
Salary expert Bobby Marks reported that if the ban is less than 20 games, Dream will be fined 150,000 yuan per game, and 200,000 yuan per game for more than 20 games! Dream chasing will save at least $519,550 in luxury tax for every game ban. Isn't this more fragrant than a tournament winner?
Brave media Warriorsworld posted: Kuminga, welcome to the start!Dream chasing, see you in 2024. Now I really want to say good night and chase my dreams, let's reform well, the fans ridiculed, and now the only hope can only see if the newly appointed acting executive director of the players' union can get Green out.
How many games do you think Green will be suspended?