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While Draymond spends time away from the team, I was surprised to see Jordan Poole back in action today against the Lakers. They lost by 3 but Poole put up 25 and had a nice highlight. Anthony Davis and Kendrick Nunn had big games though. Great to see Nunn back. He was the missing piece last year that caused them to be so bad.
^^ I really thought that this could be a big issue for the Warriors team.
But according to Moody, after the incidence, Jordan Poole continue with his own practice for 2 hours. So that is kind of mindset that the Warriors want to see from him and not going to the media and bad mouth Green. And Draymond already made a public apology so maybe the team itself is glad that something positive is already happening from the background and put their difference aside.
So that's quick and they're good again? After that heavy hook that Draymond has made to Poole, they just let it pass and Poole continued his own practice.But according to Moody, after the incidence, Jordan Poole continue with his own practice for 2 hours. So that is kind of mindset that the Warriors want to see from him and not going to the media and bad mouth Green. And Draymond already made a public apology so maybe the team itself is glad that something positive is already happening from the background and put their difference aside.
There are fans that would like to see some disciplinary action for Draymond because he's the one who became too aggressive and Poole was likely the victim.
But anyway, if things are already good for them then there's no need to worry about both of them since Draymond has apologized publicly and the management and Poole is okay with it.
I am sure that there will be disciplinary action for this, we just wait and see how long the suspension will be. It will look bad for the organization if they let Green unscathed after what he did to his teammate. That kind of action should not be tolerated even if they are the star of their teams. That will set a bad precedent that they can just punch teammates and be left unpunished.
There might be an inside disciplinary action that they are dealing with right now,
after the public apology Draymond said that he will be out for a while so the management can take care of things
not really sure if there're any relations with the same issue inside. But we will be able to judge things when update
comes up. Draymond's actions should not be tolerated. We are no longer in the time of the gangsters he should act
as a pro and a good example.
So that's quick and they're good again? After that heavy hook that Draymond has made to Poole, they just let it pass and Poole continued his own practice.
There are fans that would like to see some disciplinary action for Draymond because he's the one who became too aggressive and Poole was likely the victim.
But anyway, if things are already good for them then there's no need to worry about both of them since Draymond has apologized publicly and the management and Poole is okay with it.
I think it is all in the talks, maybe Jordan Poole has seen how sincerely apologetic Draymond Green was towards him and decided to back out of the issue and not let any fine or bad blood towards him aswell, or the management has quickly controlled the situation, maybe after this season they will now trade Green to a new team, but that depends on his performance this season, for me, I think there is still some little fragments of hate but they can not let that take over them for the sake of the team and the championship,
The team's best defense is on their offense anyway so anyone who could protect the paint and hustle for the team is a good alternative. OgNasty already said Green doesn't have that same offensive threat so I think Capela is a decent replacement for Green.
I don't expect it to happen before the new season starts. It could be on the next trade window.
It will surely depend on Draymond Greens' performance this season, if the Golden State Warriors will let him stay or just traded him, elsewhere, he should have shown his capabilities this season or a window for a trade will surely open for sure,
I am sure that there will be disciplinary action for this, we just wait and see how long the suspension will be. It will look bad for the organization if they let Green unscathed after what he did to his teammate. That kind of action should not be tolerated even if they are the star of their teams. That will set a bad precedent that they can just punch teammates and be left unpunished.
There might be and there should be, but it will all depend on the talk they had, if the management of the Warriors will simply let this pass, I think it will surely happen again, and I really want Jordan Poole to speak out his mind as well,
^^ I really thought that this could be a big issue for the Warriors team.
But according to Moody, after the incidence, Jordan Poole continue with his own practice for 2 hours. So that is kind of mindset that the Warriors want to see from him and not going to the media and bad mouth Green. And Draymond already made a public apology so maybe the team itself is glad that something positive is already happening from the background and put their difference aside.
So that's quick and they're good again? After that heavy hook that Draymond has made to Poole, they just let it pass and Poole continued his own practice.But according to Moody, after the incidence, Jordan Poole continue with his own practice for 2 hours. So that is kind of mindset that the Warriors want to see from him and not going to the media and bad mouth Green. And Draymond already made a public apology so maybe the team itself is glad that something positive is already happening from the background and put their difference aside.
There are fans that would like to see some disciplinary action for Draymond because he's the one who became too aggressive and Poole was likely the victim.
But anyway, if things are already good for them then there's no need to worry about both of them since Draymond has apologized publicly and the management and Poole is okay with it.
I am sure that there will be disciplinary action for this, we just wait and see how long the suspension will be. It will look bad for the organization if they let Green unscathed after what he did to his teammate. That kind of action should not be tolerated even if they are the star of their teams. That will set a bad precedent that they can just punch teammates and be left unpunished.
I cannot see the Warriors wanting to trade Green unless he gets pissed if they don't give him a max deal. While he is an asshole and a hothead, he also gets under players skin and throws off their game along with being a top tier defender. He's well worth keeping i'm just not sure he's worth max money.
He is not. Not anymore after that incident. He made a lot of analysts look deeper into his past performance and many NBA fans think he may not be worth the money anymore. Just one mistake made a lot of opinions about him flip. What I didn't like after watching 20 minutes of 35 minutes of the press interview on Draymond? (Yes, I stopped midway because I didn't like what I am hearing.)
He said earlier in that interview that he won't go into details about how he came to decide on punching JP. Why? Because he doesn't want sympathy that would change the opinion of people.
Afterward, there are questions that can be answered in a short manner and yet he always makes it long with stories and repeated apologies.
For me, he is gaining sympathy by doing that and IMO, it was his plan. He may have not said the details but he did it in a way people won't realize they are already on his side because he sounded real.
He's a good talker, I give him that. Maybe he should continue his podcast career instead of NBA.
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And I have seen bad rumors about a trade too.
Draymond and Wiseman to Atlanta Hawks for Capela and John Collins
That would be a good move for the Warriors management after the incident. I mean the matter may have been contained for now but I doubt this would be forgotten. It may escalate at a later time so I don't think it's ideal to keep them together.And I have seen bad rumors about a trade too.
Draymond and Wiseman to Atlanta Hawks for Capela and John Collins
Draymond may be a valuable asset to the team but he's the most replaceable out of the three core.
A good move to avoid a possible altercation in the future but when it comes to their strength, trading Green doesn't benefit the team because they won't be having a reliable center anymore. Joe Lacob and Bob Myers also spoke about the altercation, they are just considering to give a Green a suspension and not a trade.
I don't expect it to happen before the new season starts. It could be on the next trade window.
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And I have seen bad rumors about a trade too.
Draymond and Wiseman to Atlanta Hawks for Capela and John Collins
That would be a good move for the Warriors management after the incident. I mean the matter may have been contained for now but I doubt this would be forgotten. It may escalate at a later time so I don't think it's ideal to keep them together.And I have seen bad rumors about a trade too.
Draymond and Wiseman to Atlanta Hawks for Capela and John Collins
Draymond may be a valuable asset to the team but he's the most replaceable out of the three core.
A good move to avoid a possible altercation in the future but when it comes to their strength, trading Green doesn't benefit the team because they won't be having a reliable center anymore. Joe Lacob and Bob Myers also spoke about the altercation, they are just considering to give a Green a suspension and not a trade.
I don't expect it to happen before the new season starts. It could be on the next trade window.
^^ I really thought that this could be a big issue for the Warriors team.
But according to Moody, after the incidence, Jordan Poole continue with his own practice for 2 hours. So that is kind of mindset that the Warriors want to see from him and not going to the media and bad mouth Green. And Draymond already made a public apology so maybe the team itself is glad that something positive is already happening from the background and put their difference aside.
So that's quick and they're good again? After that heavy hook that Draymond has made to Poole, they just let it pass and Poole continued his own practice.But according to Moody, after the incidence, Jordan Poole continue with his own practice for 2 hours. So that is kind of mindset that the Warriors want to see from him and not going to the media and bad mouth Green. And Draymond already made a public apology so maybe the team itself is glad that something positive is already happening from the background and put their difference aside.
There are fans that would like to see some disciplinary action for Draymond because he's the one who became too aggressive and Poole was likely the victim.
But anyway, if things are already good for them then there's no need to worry about both of them since Draymond has apologized publicly and the management and Poole is okay with it.
Everyone is talking about Draymond now.
NBA fans and analysts are asking why he was so talkative when he is trash-talking players in his podcast and on Twitter. Now that he did something worse, he cannot be seen anywhere anymore.
Some say this may not be fixed anymore.
Some say trade him.
Some say forgive and forget. It should not be a big deal because it happens.
How can they even play well if there's beef in the locker room? I bet there will be those who will take Draymond's side while others for JP.
Edit: He already talked. It's long.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NqfXQyZcPI
Well, something like this should have been talked about and I as a Warrior fan really worried about their shaky relationship, and the future of their championship, and as he talked about both side's family will be on the court that may have beef in him, and if that beef is going to stay In the locker room, well now he worried about those things right now but did he ever think about it while punching Poole, I surely don't want to pick a side because I don't know the side on what has happened before that altercation but Jordan Poole should have speak aswell, he surely shoves Draymond Green before that punch occur,
I guess he just said that he's not rushing at all because he wasn't drafted but we know that he is already hoping to be a part of the NBA, things happen for a reason and clearly, it is not yet his time. He has the height advantage but that won't do nothing if he can't guard the center as he's still so thin, he needs to use this time to buff a bit so that he won't be cracked when someone wants to posterize him or get past him.
Yes, the anticipation was there if he can get on board the NBA but yeah anything happens for a reason and I think he is not really ready, that height of his if not used properly will surely just become a hinder, and he needs to be subtle in making preparations and it is good to start with his defense and that would be absurd if he is the tall guy in the court but has to deal with getting posterized by guys the same his size, right I think he lacks the passion to make defense on the recent Oklahoma Thunders game, so that is a problem at all,
^^ I really thought that this could be a big issue for the Warriors team.
But according to Moody, after the incidence, Jordan Poole continue with his own practice for 2 hours. So that is kind of mindset that the Warriors want to see from him and not going to the media and bad mouth Green. And Draymond already made a public apology so maybe the team itself is glad that something positive is already happening from the background and put their difference aside.
But according to Moody, after the incidence, Jordan Poole continue with his own practice for 2 hours. So that is kind of mindset that the Warriors want to see from him and not going to the media and bad mouth Green. And Draymond already made a public apology so maybe the team itself is glad that something positive is already happening from the background and put their difference aside.
The attack Green did is unacceptable, the fact that we are still talking about how it should have stayed within the team is showing that NBA is still not finding the right mental health situation. Now you are expecting Jordan Poole to figure out a way to accept Green as who he is, sure Green will "apologize" if he is asked, if I know him, he won't be even doing that unless he got some stern warning and a punishment that is more severe than what he would normally get, and then he would do so but Poole would know he doesn't mean it. And he has to accept him as his teammate and move on.
I believe violence has no place in NBA, and players should be punished like whole season worths, or at least a serious amount of money, like 10-20 million, to make sure that nobody would ever try to do something like this ever again.
I believe violence has no place in NBA, and players should be punished like whole season worths, or at least a serious amount of money, like 10-20 million, to make sure that nobody would ever try to do something like this ever again.
Whatever Poole's decision, it will still reflect on the entire squad. We don't know what really the reason behind it
and if we just judge it from the video, it can create two-way opinions. Green might not punch Poole if he didn't push him
but from the angle that we saw from the video that keeps circulating, it was Poole who pushed green first before Green
punch him. All we can do now is to wait for any update to know how Warriors will solve this gap between these two
stars.
Green was planning on attacking him, Poole also has pride so pushing him is expected from him based on the video we saw, however, punching Poole with a very accurate shot, was unacceptable, it's pure violence. Green is really a dirty player, even his teammates are not exempted.
Now, I'm convinced that Draymond was probably the reason why Durant left the Warriors.
I think it's no secret that Draymond is part of the reason why Durant left, yes maybe KD wanted more money or have his own team or he didn't feel respected by the fans because they know that it is still Steph's team no matter what KD contribute. But there are games that KD and Draymond t is not on the page anymore by hlving arguments during the game itself. And so we might see the Warriors team or at least this kind of mood during the whole season and this could really be have a bad effect on them.
It's true with Durant but the steph, klay and draymond formula works. And apparently this isn't new. Draymond is known to get on the younger players. Teams need someone to keep the team in line but not like this. Be interesting to see the dynamic in the beginning of the season. Poole was coming on strong last year let's see if he takes a backseat.
And we can say that Poole is also a big part of their championship run with Wiggins. So yes, it will be interesting what will be the dynamics, if Poole will take this as a personal attack as a reason, this whole season will be very different for them because of this controversial fight, specially that there are videos. Maybe in the 80-90, this kind of altercation inside won't go out and you will just hear the story coming from the players and it could be distorted somewhat, but it's a different story if the video in this case was released publicly and Poole was clearly hurt by Green.
The attack Green did is unacceptable, the fact that we are still talking about how it should have stayed within the team is showing that NBA is still not finding the right mental health situation. Now you are expecting Jordan Poole to figure out a way to accept Green as who he is, sure Green will "apologize" if he is asked, if I know him, he won't be even doing that unless he got some stern warning and a punishment that is more severe than what he would normally get, and then he would do so but Poole would know he doesn't mean it. And he has to accept him as his teammate and move on.
I believe violence has no place in NBA, and players should be punished like whole season worths, or at least a serious amount of money, like 10-20 million, to make sure that nobody would ever try to do something like this ever again.
I believe violence has no place in NBA, and players should be punished like whole season worths, or at least a serious amount of money, like 10-20 million, to make sure that nobody would ever try to do something like this ever again.
Whatever Poole's decision, it will still reflect on the entire squad. We don't know what really the reason behind it
and if we just judge it from the video, it can create two-way opinions. Green might not punch Poole if he didn't push him
but from the angle that we saw from the video that keeps circulating, it was Poole who pushed green first before Green
punch him. All we can do now is to wait for any update to know how Warriors will solve this gap between these two
stars.
Green was planning on attacking him, Poole also has pride so pushing him is expected from him based on the video we saw, however, punching Poole with a very accurate shot, was unacceptable, it's pure violence. Green is really a dirty player, even his teammates are not exempted.
Now, I'm convinced that Draymond was probably the reason why Durant left the Warriors.
I think it's no secret that Draymond is part of the reason why Durant left, yes maybe KD wanted more money or have his own team or he didn't feel respected by the fans because they know that it is still Steph's team no matter what KD contribute. But there are games that KD and Draymond t is not on the page anymore by hlving arguments during the game itself. And so we might see the Warriors team or at least this kind of mood during the whole season and this could really be have a bad effect on them.
It's true with Durant but the steph, klay and draymond formula works. And apparently this isn't new. Draymond is known to get on the younger players. Teams need someone to keep the team in line but not like this. Be interesting to see the dynamic in the beginning of the season. Poole was coming on strong last year let's see if he takes a backseat.
The attack Green did is unacceptable, the fact that we are still talking about how it should have stayed within the team is showing that NBA is still not finding the right mental health situation. Now you are expecting Jordan Poole to figure out a way to accept Green as who he is, sure Green will "apologize" if he is asked, if I know him, he won't be even doing that unless he got some stern warning and a punishment that is more severe than what he would normally get, and then he would do so but Poole would know he doesn't mean it. And he has to accept him as his teammate and move on.
I believe violence has no place in NBA, and players should be punished like whole season worths, or at least a serious amount of money, like 10-20 million, to make sure that nobody would ever try to do something like this ever again.
I believe violence has no place in NBA, and players should be punished like whole season worths, or at least a serious amount of money, like 10-20 million, to make sure that nobody would ever try to do something like this ever again.
Whatever Poole's decision, it will still reflect on the entire squad. We don't know what really the reason behind it
and if we just judge it from the video, it can create two-way opinions. Green might not punch Poole if he didn't push him
but from the angle that we saw from the video that keeps circulating, it was Poole who pushed green first before Green
punch him. All we can do now is to wait for any update to know how Warriors will solve this gap between these two
stars.
Green was planning on attacking him, Poole also has pride so pushing him is expected from him based on the video we saw, however, punching Poole with a very accurate shot, was unacceptable, it's pure violence. Green is really a dirty player, even his teammates are not exempted.
Now, I'm convinced that Draymond was probably the reason why Durant left the Warriors.
I think it's no secret that Draymond is part of the reason why Durant left, yes maybe KD wanted more money or have his own team or he didn't feel respected by the fans because they know that it is still Steph's team no matter what KD contribute. But there are games that KD and Draymond t is not on the page anymore by hlving arguments during the game itself. And so we might see the Warriors team or at least this kind of mood during the whole season and this could really be have a bad effect on them.
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And I have seen bad rumors about a trade too.
Draymond and Wiseman to Atlanta Hawks for Capela and John Collins
That would be a good move for the Warriors management after the incident. I mean the matter may have been contained for now but I doubt this would be forgotten. It may escalate at a later time so I don't think it's ideal to keep them together.And I have seen bad rumors about a trade too.
Draymond and Wiseman to Atlanta Hawks for Capela and John Collins
Draymond may be a valuable asset to the team but he's the most replaceable out of the three core.
A good move to avoid a possible altercation in the future but when it comes to their strength, trading Green doesn't benefit the team because they won't be having a reliable center anymore. Joe Lacob and Bob Myers also spoke about the altercation, they are just considering to give a Green a suspension and not a trade.
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Draymond may be a valuable asset to the team but he's the most replaceable out of the three core.
Because he is the oldest and his age figure might affect the team but as I said, the franchise is not looking to trade him without getting a reliable replacement, so it's safe to assume that he will stay remain a Warrior for now.
Draymond plays a strong role on the team, but he's also a pretty huge liability. As he's aged his shooting has gotten worse, making him a much less dangerous player. I think they've got a good up and coming center in Wiseman, so I think they could stand to lose Draymond. The problem is that he's making a ton of money and wants to make more, and everyone knows he would be much less valuable on any other team because of the way the Warriors harness his unique skillset. Honestly, even without the incident they'd probably be better off trading him and trying to find someone else to set screens before he's completely worthless on the trading block. As it is I don't see them getting much more than a few draft picks from the Lakers next year in a sign and trade. Even then he'll be Westbrook part II.
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And I have seen bad rumors about a trade too.
Draymond and Wiseman to Atlanta Hawks for Capela and John Collins
That would be a good move for the Warriors management after the incident. I mean the matter may have been contained for now but I doubt this would be forgotten. It may escalate at a later time so I don't think it's ideal to keep them together.And I have seen bad rumors about a trade too.
Draymond and Wiseman to Atlanta Hawks for Capela and John Collins
Draymond may be a valuable asset to the team but he's the most replaceable out of the three core.
A good move to avoid a possible altercation in the future but when it comes to their strength, trading Green doesn't benefit the team because they won't be having a reliable center anymore. Joe Lacob and Bob Myers also spoke about the altercation, they are just considering to give a Green a suspension and not a trade.
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Draymond may be a valuable asset to the team but he's the most replaceable out of the three core.
Because he is the oldest and his age figure might affect the team but as I said, the franchise is not looking to trade him without getting a reliable replacement, so it's safe to assume that he will stay remain a Warrior for now.
Currently, Kai Sotto's skills aren't enough to take him to the NBA and that may be the reason why he haven't got drafted recently. He got the height and advantage compared to the other players who are seeking NBA but he need to do more so that he will rise above others. Kai is now groomed up and his teammates even help him achieve his dreams. But Victor is different, teams in the league are already drooling to get him. Let's see who will be the lucky team soon.
Apparently, Kai Sotto is not really rushing he said that he will pursue his dreams even more, and will not get carried away with an easy option of getting into the NBA, but for me apparently, his offense is NBA-ready in terms of his height and movability, but of his defense, I think he has lapses that need to be fixed, his height is one of the advantages that he has, but his defense is still lacking I think he is ready in terms of offense but there is a big no for his defense, it is just one of the lapses I have seen in Kai Sotto,
I guess he just said that he's not rushing at all because he wasn't drafted but we know that he is already hoping to be a part of the NBA, things happen for a reason and clearly, it is not yet his time. He has the height advantage but that won't do nothing if he can't guard the center as he's still so thin, he needs to use this time to buff a bit so that he won't be cracked when someone wants to posterize him or get past him.
The attack Green did is unacceptable, the fact that we are still talking about how it should have stayed within the team is showing that NBA is still not finding the right mental health situation. Now you are expecting Jordan Poole to figure out a way to accept Green as who he is, sure Green will "apologize" if he is asked, if I know him, he won't be even doing that unless he got some stern warning and a punishment that is more severe than what he would normally get, and then he would do so but Poole would know he doesn't mean it. And he has to accept him as his teammate and move on.
I believe violence has no place in NBA, and players should be punished like whole season worths, or at least a serious amount of money, like 10-20 million, to make sure that nobody would ever try to do something like this ever again.
I believe violence has no place in NBA, and players should be punished like whole season worths, or at least a serious amount of money, like 10-20 million, to make sure that nobody would ever try to do something like this ever again.
I get where you are coming from but most of these guys won't ever even make $20million, no way fines can be that high for punching someone. Agreed something needs to be done but that ain't happening. Same thing with entire season bans won't happen either unless it's something crazy.
Draymond makes around $25,000,000 per year, and next year he'll be making $27 million (if he accepts his player option). A $20 million dollar fine seems a bit much, but I could see suspending him for 2 weeks without pay or something along those lines, which would be about a million dollar loss for him. Don't worry though, he'll definitely regret punching Poole come negotiation time. He was supposed to be having a career season this year to go for a max extension, but now it looks more likely that he'll sign a lower paying deal to go to a team he wants to like the Lakers, or might even have to not accept his $27 million player option to sign with a team he wants to play for. One thing I will say now, I don't believe that both Jordan Poole and Draymond Green will be on the Warriors next season.
That's draymond yes he makes that much but you can't scale a fine based on how much someone makes per year. Most guys only ay a couple years and a lot of the bench players make maybe a mil a year before taxes. 20 million would bankrupt most all of these guys outside of the top 10% of the league. Moot point though a fine like that would never be agreed upon anyway.
The attack Green did is unacceptable, the fact that we are still talking about how it should have stayed within the team is showing that NBA is still not finding the right mental health situation. Now you are expecting Jordan Poole to figure out a way to accept Green as who he is, sure Green will "apologize" if he is asked, if I know him, he won't be even doing that unless he got some stern warning and a punishment that is more severe than what he would normally get, and then he would do so but Poole would know he doesn't mean it. And he has to accept him as his teammate and move on.
I believe violence has no place in NBA, and players should be punished like whole season worths, or at least a serious amount of money, like 10-20 million, to make sure that nobody would ever try to do something like this ever again.
I believe violence has no place in NBA, and players should be punished like whole season worths, or at least a serious amount of money, like 10-20 million, to make sure that nobody would ever try to do something like this ever again.
Whatever Poole's decision, it will still reflect on the entire squad. We don't know what really the reason behind it
and if we just judge it from the video, it can create two-way opinions. Green might not punch Poole if he didn't push him
but from the angle that we saw from the video that keeps circulating, it was Poole who pushed green first before Green
punch him. All we can do now is to wait for any update to know how Warriors will solve this gap between these two
stars.
Green was planning on attacking him, Poole also has pride so pushing him is expected from him based on the video we saw, however, punching Poole with a very accurate shot, was unacceptable, it's pure violence. Green is really a dirty player, even his teammates are not exempted.
Now, I'm convinced that Draymond was probably the reason why Durant left the Warriors.
He's acting like a boss, but for sure if he will be traded or if there's no Steph and Klay around him, he can't bring this team up,
we saw that way back when Klay is not around and Steph is not 100%.
We will see how things will turn after this. Maybe they will have a solid partnership or maybe it will also be the same case with
KD, Poole might ask for a trade.,
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but from the angle that we saw from the video that keeps circulating, it was Poole who pushed green first before Green
punch him. All we can do now is to wait for any update to know how Warriors will solve this gap between these two
stars.
It is a normal reaction for a person whose personal space is being invaded. You can see by how Green approaches that he intends to hurt Poole. That is why you can see other coaches also started walking near them while Green is approaching, maybe because they can already sense that there will be altercations coming. Poole should have defended himself better.
Thanks for mentioning that rookie, I will have to take a look and hope good (or bad) he is. But so far there is hype so let's see how it goes.
I have been following him even before the drafts and yes he is good. I think it's just a matter of how the Miami Heat could maximize his skills and how they will train him to be better. I was not aware of this rookie so his performance will have to speak for him. I will look out for him during the regular season and see if he can have a good contribution to Miami.
It is indeed a very lengthy video. Overall, he admitted that he was wrong, and he apologized. We did not get any reason why he did what he did because he does not want to change any opinions which I think was good because he is owning up to his actions and the reason is not important but what he did. Hopefully, after this, the team can move on and still have the same chemistry as before the incident.
By the way, the longest suspension (86 games) for a fight in NBA history was given to Ron Artest after that famous fight during the Detroit-Pacers game in 2004. It's clear that the conflict between Green and Poole is much simpler, so the Warriors management definitely won't suspend Green for the entire season because it would be too much of a punishment for his inappropriate action. Nevertheless, I think this conflict may affect the Warriors' decision on a future contract extension with Green.
No doubt because this is clearly a sign that he doesn't respect them and he doesn't care about the franchise when he took some unnecessary action out there. I think their apologies to each other are just some kind of propaganda to make us believe that they are fine and as if nothing has ever happened. But in reality, they cannot trust each other anymore and he should be punished and face the consequences of what he has done to Jordan Poole and any other new members of the team.
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