Outside of Draymond himself, Kerr is the one who is at fault here. He is still using words like "unfortunate" and "he will bounce back" as if something bad happened to Draymond.
You’re the coach…it’s your responsibility! He’s only a problem because he helps the team when he plays. Players get away with anything they want if they have talent.
No one blaming Steve Kerr or the warriors franchise for enabling Draymond to this point. Constantly defending him when he was in the wrong. Steph deserves much better.
I really don’t know why everyone is talking about Steph legacy here tbh. Draymond is an adult and the focus should be on him and him alone. He is destroying his own legacy and clearly a bad leader and that is what should be discussed, dragging Steph into this is not fair at all.
The emotions on Steph’s face said it all last night. He probably knows in his heart that a change is needed. So Unfortunate too because he is still playing at such a high level and Draymond is ruining it 🙈
Asking a leader to handle a follower is not crazy work. Draymond playing football on the court is crazy work. Him not caring about his actions hurts their team. Literally something has to happen
It's not about controlling him it's about calling him out to his face & not giving him Draymond a hug after the game like a mommy spoils a misbehaving child. It's rewarding bad behavior. Curry kicked a chair because he's a weak leader & not man enough to get in Draymond's face. THAT is the "whatever it takes" Curry said with his sad face in the interview but Curry isn't really about doing whatever it takes.
Draymond is a narcissist. Every time he does something wrong, he comes on his podcast and apologizes but then also starts rambling on and on to "give more context". Eventually, he paints a picture of him being a victim of circumstances to justify his behavior. That means he's never really remorseful and won't change. He doesn't see himself ever as truly in the wrong. Narcs never change and I don't expect him to.
And people were saying Nurkic was being insensitive he he said it won't be long till Dray hurts his team again. Nurk was right, the suspension wasn't long enough.
Agree 100%. When I see these outbursts from him, it only makes me wonder and worry how he is with his kids at home. Narcissists aren't typically able to switch it on or off based on their environment, so I only hope that he's not this bad when it comes to his family. But in all likelihood, this dude is every bit of the tyrant at home that he is on the court.
Molly actually made a good point: is Draymond choosing not to control his emotions or is he genuinely not aware of his emotions at times? We all have breaking points as human beings, fair enough. To me, he’s flat out CHOOSING NOT TO reel his emotions in. He will never change. Adam Silver dropped the ball giving Draymond that phony “indefinite” suspension. 18 games is a JOKE. Only reason he didn’t suspend him the entire season is to keep them relevant in the play-in tournament race.
I feel bad for Curry. I DON'T feel bad for the Warriors -- they all know who Green is as a player and they gave him that contract extension. you make the bed, now lie in it!
I think if you took a nationwide poll, more people would want to see the Rockets take that last play-in spot. A young, exciting team, plus another chapter of LeBron vs Brooks. LeSilver unfortunately wants Lakers vs Warriors. He almost managed to get a dub for OKC last night.
Steph knows that he’s emotionally done with Draymond for this day forward. Last night he seems to be mourning his care for trying to save Draymond. Ship him off to Detroit
Yup, and I wouldn’t blame Steph on his leadership. Draymond was brought up with their big 3 Steph,klay,green so he views himself as their equal. Nobody on that team can do anything to him physically. I think he was more controllable back when they shad Iggy, David West, Cousins, etc. Because they can step up to him and possibly win a fight and not get “pooled” 💀
@@dreezy1270Lebron would get the player traded. I think Steph is loyal to a great player and athlete, and probably friend, but the hardest decision of his life would be to endorse a Draymond trade behind the scenes.
It ain't even about control another man emotions it's about keeping him in check when he's being a detriment to them.Draymond doing what he does cuts at their morale,loses them a player if he's ejected and might shift game momentum depending on how things go plus it's mentally exhausting dealing with someone this much a troublemaker
You cant rebab a guy who honestly believe he does nothing wrong, and thats the problem with Draymond. He always thinks hes not a bad guy, and every happen around him is just "unfortunate". The guy is as delusional as it can get at this point, and nobody around him can talk him out of it.
@basketballboygenius2034 no he actually missed 12 games to be exact in his most recent suspension, but point being it was basically a mini vacation and he learned nothing
The ownership really should take notice that not one player or Warrior coach was willing to get in between Draymond and the ref, in order to protect him from himself.
That emotional reaction from Steph was a sign that he’s done with Draymond. That tearing up reminds me of the trope of the parent going to the umpteenth juvenile court arraignment with their problem child when they realize their child is a lost cause and beyond their help. Mark my words, he just let Draymond go in his heart. Steph is done with Draymond after this year. Draymond gets traded this offseason.
That’s a grown man lmao he’s what 34 with whole kids, This ain’t on Steph, He’s not his baby sitter smh, ESPN agenda takes, this why I’m glad Bron and other players doing podcast now
I agree but I think at some point as the leader he should tell him to calm tf down and bark in his face but Steph doesn’t have that in him. Look at kg and Paul pierce relationship for example
It's about calling him out to his face & not giving him Draymond a hug after the game like a mommy spoils a misbehaving child. That's rewarding bad behavior. Curry kicked a chair because he's a weak leader & not man enough to get in Draymond's face. THAT is the "whatever it takes" Curry said with his sad face in the interview but Curry isn't really about doing whatever it takes.
That's why I get confused when analysts talk about play Superstars like Steph and LeBron and KD got a hold other players accountable for their bad actions when that person cannot or will not listen you can only tell a person so much what they need to do to correct certain matters it's up to them to change nobody can make other people change but themselves personally
If he had ever called him out wether on the court or in a interview would have went a long way. But he never has nor has Kerr. He's like a spoiled child who's never been told the word no
@@MrOctober44 Steph probably called him out privately. You know him he's not that open to the public with this kind of situation. Y'all just wanna blame every superstar whether It's Steph or Bron when their teammates are acting like crazy like they don't have a mind of their own.
@@Mr.NathanFritz And we see how well that's worked, lol. Another selfish. My point was had he or Kerr actually call him out publicly maybe that would have worked. What is there to lose? Keep babying him so he keeps getting ejected and suspended. You should look up the definition of insanity. I didn't say anything about LeBron, you did. Don't put words in my mouth boy
I feel behind close doors I truly believe Draymond Green has a tab bit of a jealousy streak any time someone new comes onto the team that’s getting more attention than him. Then he starts acting out and giving the bully syndrome or having his childish tantrums.
You're talking about jackson and i think you're right..Good or bad, green wants all the attention all the time..Such an immature little boy inside a grown man's body
Draymond is the reason I've said, 'I never want to get too close (relational) with anyone where we lose the ability to be honest (candid) with each other.' Obviously, I don't know but I would bet a years wages that none of those allegedly close to him hassaid, "Bro! You need to cut this $h1t out. You've got some emotional issues you need to deal with."
I actually think both sides of this argument are true. The reason Draymond Green is still in Golden State is because Steph Curry doesn't want to play without him. Draymond is like Steph's security blanket because Draymond knows how to set screens and get Steph the ball. Therefore, Draymond, who has a narcissistic personality, believes himself to be untouchable. If the front office thought they could bring the hammer down on Draymond without it possibly making him mad and want to leave and thus making Steph angry,then they would. Curry needs to make it clear to Draymond that his self-imposed unavailability is a deal breaker because it is visibly stressing out the entire time and coaching staff. Steph has talked to him behind the scenes, but Draymond ultimately knows Steph wants him in Golden State, so he feels invincible.
I agree. Curry is much more complicit than these talking head buddies will admit. That's why he's so emotional, like a loyal wife who just had the philandering old man cheat on her again. He needs to throw him out the door, or find his own exit. It's a bad marriage.
Draymond Green is an habitual line stepper. Habitually. You think after that he learned his lesson right? WRONG! This is Draymond Green we're talking about here. Draymond Green Man😂😂😂
I remember when Dennis Rodman would get ejected numerous times when he was with the Bulls but it was always after he got his 15-18 rebounds and the Bulls were about to win. Draymond is constantly getting ejected when the Warriors are fighting to stay in the play-in.
Lebron Jordan and Kobe are who they are and thats why they are great. They command respect and discipline and are the alphas of their team. Draymond doesnt fear Steph so he cant tow the line. Steph should step up and really speak his mind when it comes to both Klay and Draymond because at the end of the day its his franchise.
Also these players don't fear Adam Silver. How many players who played under David Stern talk about how strict he was. I remember Kenyon Martin said Stern was about to kick him out the NBA because of his "hot head" temper.
I think what’s different in Steph’s position though is that he’s dealing with Draymond. It’s like what you said-Draymond thinks HEs an alpha too. Switch Steph out with Kobe or Lebron and I’d guarantee you the result would be the same. Like what the crew was discussing. Steph’s been a spoken leader for his team-it may not be publicly, but to target Steph’s leadership I think is the wrong approach here. Draymond’s the one who’s not realizing his position and role on the team.
It's crazy how Draymond was trying to make light of himself getting ejected by waiting and doing putting them to sleep.I can only imagine the look on Steph face.
I don’t doubt Steph has been a leader off court and made his point to Dray, but in this instance last night, Steph could have and should have pulled Dray away from the situation. He was literally standing in the middle. That’s also a moment for leadership. Would MJ, or Bron or other greats that we laud for leadership have just stood there and passively let that escalate? Dray is the one that has to change for sure. It’s his fault, but of all the teammates and coaches, I think Steph is the only one that can step in during those moments and remove him and honestly put him on his place.
i'm convinced that when Green retires, he will be in the NBA Hall of Fame. i'm also convinced that his attitude and demeanor will also get him arrested and put in jail....
Arrested and put in jail? LMAO!! Dude is a model citizen off the court. What are you talking about? Now on the court is a F’N clown. Poor Steph & Klay. They need to trade homie in the off season for a bag of chips.
"Draymond is a great teammate" narrative is such bs. The dude told the most skilled player on their team to leave after begging him to join in the first place, and punched his other teammate for no reason. There's a difference between being passionate about something and being just straight up unstable.
7:10 I thing I hated is how Draymond after the game was all smiles and embracing Curry for getting them outve that situation like he didn't almost cost them the game. He might not understand the seeding situation or care but there's others on that team that do and Kerr and Curry need to hold him accountable for that.
I love draymond, but his just. But his not realizing that his behavior is affecting the team .Once he gets hot, he keeps pushing his emotions onto the whole team ,his not thinking about the stress he has created
I'm interrupting ESPN's coverage of basketball to talk about an athletic performance of a lifetime... in ice skating. Illia Malinin just did something no other athlete in the sport has ever done and he must be a contender for ESPN's sports performance and athlete of the year. At the World Championships 2024, Illia Malinin, in 4 minutes, revolutionized skating by completing 6 quads, in a world where just one quad is considered Herculean. ESPN is filled with a bunch of straight men who will look right past the sequins, because their manhood is threatened, and give awards to athletes in football, basketball, and baseball. For ESPN to deny Illia Malinin recognition will be an affront to the sport of ice skating and demean his athletic genius.
Just watched it. Thanks for the heads up. That was definitely incredible. The video from NBC had over 2 million views on it so it looks like it’s getting coverage. If you’re hoping ESPN will cover it then I truly doubt it because I don’t think their base fan base follows skating like that. I’ve never truly followed skating but I know what I just watched was absolutely brilliant. Thanks again mate for bringing that into my life.
If Gsw can get rid of Iggy after he questioned GS training staff handling KD's achilles, they can get rid of Draymond for being a distraction to the team
KD would have leave GS either way, he wasnt happy there and Draymond was just the excuse he needed. As for Poole, you see how hes doing in Washington right? Losing him wasnt that big of a loss to be honest.
You can tell Steph is getting FED TF UP wit Dray antics. The Warriors Dynasty as we know it is OVER!! I doubt if Dray or Klay be back nxt szn. Steph is in the twilight of his career and wants to win at least another chip(5) before retiring so there’s no doubt who’s the PG GOAT !! But him not saying nothing and being too quiet questions the respect.
The Warriors are at fault. They have never held Draymond accountable for nothing. It does not matter if you are winning, you cant let him run wild as he has been for years. My grandmother use to say., "He's too far gone"
Steph stood there just like he stood there when Draymond got into it with Poole. Same as when Draymond got into it with KD. If ESPN can condemn KD's leadership for a Kyrie tweet they can surely question Steph for Draymond's actions.
I saw tears in Steph's eyes. Man he looks hurt and torn up. He takes his craft very very serious. And to see a teammate not do the same, is tragic to watch in real time....
@@BostonBori92 he said he's the vocal leader. Everybody knows that. Steph is the leader. Not as vocal, but what he says and wants goes. He is the leader.
@@dapi90 The fact that you have 2 leaders one vocal and the other not vocal is the core of this problem...Steph and Dray are not equals yet they've empowered Draymond with this idea that he is and now look 😂 the vocal leaders erratic and out of pocket and the quiet "leader" whatever that means cant dont squat about it whats the point of having 2 leaders that cant even check each other? How do you control and lead a team?
@@BostonBori92 A leader isn't one who is always running his mouth when he doesn't need to. That's the difference. Plus, Dray himself said he wasn't sure if he was gon be on this team this season. That should tell you who the real deal is on that team. Basically, what Steph says yes to is a yes.
@@dapi90 Did i say he needs to always be running his mouth? Pretty sure we're talking about a specific situation here and they gave him a contract extension 😂
They(the Warriors) have enabled Green. They keep saying they need him, but they can't seem to get him to be steady. That horse is way out of the barn on the countryside over on the other side of the mountain. He can't be put back. The Warriors "should" let that bronco be free and padlock the shed. He actions show that he can't be controlled. So...give him what he wants; let him run free on the prairie, where the deer and the antelope play. If I'm the owner/coach, I tell him this: "Go home. We'll go with what we have. Your experience but unpredictability is worse than the team's inexperience but reliability." THAT'S LEADERSHIP.
The Warriors have no choice but to trade Draymond during the off season. The team needs rebuilding anyway and he's just not worth the trouble. It's only a matter of time before he kicks, stomps, punches, or chokes someone again.
After the season is over the Warriors need to get rid of Draymond, one way or another. Trade him if they can, or just cut him from the team. As a long-time Warriors fan I am sick of his antics and believe that the team will be better without him. He cannot be relied on.
I teach Anger Management Classes. Anger is a secondary emotion that comes from 4 primary emotions Hurt, Fear, Fustration, and Stress. The problem for Draymond he hasn't figure the trigger what causes his anger
Outside of Draymond himself, Kerr is the one who is at fault here. He is still using words like "unfortunate" and "he will bounce back" as if something bad happened to Draymond.
True
Kerr been a clown
You’re the coach…it’s your responsibility! He’s only a problem because he helps the team when he plays. Players get away with anything they want if they have talent.
We don’t know what Kerr said behind closed doors. He was never going to do it in front of the cameras
@@sylviamorison6396Clearly he has said nothing given Green’s consistent behavior.
No one blaming Steve Kerr or the warriors franchise for enabling Draymond to this point. Constantly defending him when he was in the wrong. Steph deserves much better.
Steph os a terrible leader and lucked out getting KD and playing injured teams during his 4 chips lol
@@Flare8124winning 4 is 4 MJ, Lebron, and Kobe had a lot of luck as well
@@Flare8124you’re proof why internet access should require an IQ Test
I really don’t know why everyone is talking about Steph legacy here tbh. Draymond is an adult and the focus should be on him and him alone. He is destroying his own legacy and clearly a bad leader and that is what should be discussed, dragging Steph into this is not fair at all.
There's truth in here, they are allowing it to be part of their culture, to the point that it is now defining their culture.
The emotions on Steph’s face said it all last night. He probably knows in his heart that a change is needed. So Unfortunate too because he is still playing at such a high level and Draymond is ruining it 🙈
Steph didnt play that well lol. Wiggins did. Reminiscent of 2022 Finals
sadly true...he wants to keep that orignal team cause they still good but steph know its time got dray to go fr.\
just 1 game@@Reaper13-hi3yo
@Reaper13-hi3yo Wiggins' 18 points per game on 44 fg percent in the 2022 finals got you all wilding. Talking about carrying curry lol.
Who cares!!! Stop crying and get ah Playoff spot! I don't see Klay or Draymond holding up fo fingas 🤣🍻🍺
Draymond gonna diss Jay on his podcast. 😂
everyone should diss Jay on their podcasts haha
yes and will not hold himself accountable.
But was he wrong in what he said or nah??👀
Just like her did KD
BOOK 📙 IT
Depending on another man to control another man Is tier 1 INSANE WORK!!!
Asking a leader to handle a follower is not crazy work. Draymond playing football on the court is crazy work. Him not caring about his actions hurts their team. Literally something has to happen
No it really isn't. What you're saying is there is no such thing as leadership
Can tell you never played sports😂😂😂
It's not about controlling him it's about calling him out to his face & not giving him Draymond a hug after the game like a mommy spoils a misbehaving child. It's rewarding bad behavior. Curry kicked a chair because he's a weak leader & not man enough to get in Draymond's face. THAT is the "whatever it takes" Curry said with his sad face in the interview but Curry isn't really about doing whatever it takes.
Good point
Draymond is a narcissist. Every time he does something wrong, he comes on his podcast and apologizes but then also starts rambling on and on to "give more context". Eventually, he paints a picture of him being a victim of circumstances to justify his behavior. That means he's never really remorseful and won't change. He doesn't see himself ever as truly in the wrong. Narcs never change and I don't expect him to.
Great point!!
And people were saying Nurkic was being insensitive he he said it won't be long till Dray hurts his team again. Nurk was right, the suspension wasn't long enough.
The most spot on breakdown of Dray I’ve seen.
Agree 100%. When I see these outbursts from him, it only makes me wonder and worry how he is with his kids at home. Narcissists aren't typically able to switch it on or off based on their environment, so I only hope that he's not this bad when it comes to his family. But in all likelihood, this dude is every bit of the tyrant at home that he is on the court.
Of course lol you got clown fans defending him every time 😂
“Steph deserves better” is the most honest way to say about this situation , and it is really selfish
Molly actually made a good point: is Draymond choosing not to control his emotions or is he genuinely not aware of his emotions at times? We all have breaking points as human beings, fair enough. To me, he’s flat out CHOOSING NOT TO reel his emotions in. He will never change. Adam Silver dropped the ball giving Draymond that phony “indefinite” suspension. 18 games is a JOKE. Only reason he didn’t suspend him the entire season is to keep them relevant in the play-in tournament race.
That brother need help
Molly is beautiful so people knit pick and want to see flaws in her she makes a lot of good points and she's smarter than given credit for .
The "how does this effect Curry's legacy" meme is officially BORN🔥🔥
I feel bad for Curry. I DON'T feel bad for the Warriors -- they all know who Green is as a player and they gave him that contract extension. you make the bed, now lie in it!
I think if you took a nationwide poll, more people would want to see the Rockets take that last play-in spot. A young, exciting team, plus another chapter of LeBron vs Brooks. LeSilver unfortunately wants Lakers vs Warriors. He almost managed to get a dub for OKC last night.
Molly was waiting to chime in about that relationship analogy🌹👀
😂
lol
Allow
She's probably the crazy one that doesn't give a crap about anything but herself. She and Draymond are perfect for one another
Jalen 🌹
“Remorse is only greatly appreciated when there’s change behind it” 💯
Draymond has no sense of accountability, maturity, and professionalism.
Steph deserves better from Draymond.
Steph knows that he’s emotionally done with Draymond for this day forward. Last night he seems to be mourning his care for trying to save Draymond.
Ship him off to Detroit
I’m as exhausted as Steph😂
You cant control Draymond. Steph knows it more than anyone and that what we saw yesterday
Yup, and I wouldn’t blame Steph on his leadership. Draymond was brought up with their big 3 Steph,klay,green so he views himself as their equal. Nobody on that team can do anything to him physically. I think he was more controllable back when they shad Iggy, David West, Cousins, etc. Because they can step up to him and possibly win a fight and not get “pooled” 💀
@@123FUG33I blame Steph no disrespect to him but Lebron won’t allow that.
@@dreezy1270Lebron would get the player traded. I think Steph is loyal to a great player and athlete, and probably friend, but the hardest decision of his life would be to endorse a Draymond trade behind the scenes.
@@123FUG33 who said Steph can't fight?
@@truthtelleranonwhat great player? He is a head case & extremely selfish.
as a warriors fan, i'm tired of this clown. he needs to go.
Telling a grown man to control another grown man is INSANE
Its called being a leader you 🤡
A grown man who can’t control his own emotions is even more insane !
It ain't even about control another man emotions it's about keeping him in check when he's being a detriment to them.Draymond doing what he does cuts at their morale,loses them a player if he's ejected and might shift game momentum depending on how things go plus it's mentally exhausting dealing with someone this much a troublemaker
Yeah that’s wild
Broke my heart to see Steph Curry shed tears cause Draymond don't see the big picture
You can’t teach an old dog new tricks. The Warriors have enabled Draymond for too long. He is who is and he’s not changing for anyone.
Draymond Green will argue with a brick wall😂
Dude got issues fr
He's too volatile. No rehab will change him 😑
GOOD OLD BEN WALLACE IS THE ONLY REAL MEDICATION FOR THIS NARCICIST
You cant rebab a guy who honestly believe he does nothing wrong, and thats the problem with Draymond. He always thinks hes not a bad guy, and every happen around him is just "unfortunate". The guy is as delusional as it can get at this point, and nobody around him can talk him out of it.
Wow you mean the 10 game suspension didnt change his attitude or teach him any lessons? Im shocked
It was 21 games…
@basketballboygenius2034 no he actually missed 12 games to be exact in his most recent suspension, but point being it was basically a mini vacation and he learned nothing
Draymond not going to diminish Stephen curry legacy Jay be talking crazy
He just runs his mouth. The quintessential “sensationalist”
He can tho. He’s taking away and lessening their chances of another championship
@@nateprejean9360 Curry already a 4x champion Draymond messin up his legacy
@@Daiquane-c8pyea but his career isn’t over and can miss out on more accomplishments
@@Daiquane-c8pthey could win more...
Nice seeing jwill back on espn
The ownership really should take notice that not one player or Warrior coach was willing to get in between Draymond and the ref, in order to protect him from himself.
They know its futile at this point, the guy just do whatever he likes and whenever he want.
lol ownership should blame themselves giving him that extension
Didn’t Draymond literally cost the Warriors a championship? Thank God KD showed up to give em 2 more
Haha.. how many championships KD has without Warriors? I think both sides was happy to play together
nobody texted Jwill that😂
It was Stephen A. Smith 😂
Lmao that’s what I was thinking 😂 and what is a “high level person”??
Seriously it's time for the warriors to permanently cut Draymond loose.
Why they want Steph to publicly criticize Draymond so bad ?? Media weird
Because Draymond is doing too much.
Imagine ppl asking and or wanting the star franchise player to hold one of his teammates accountable 😂 very weird
@@BostonBori92 who said he doesn’t ?
@@jblack1 The organization doesn't hold him accountable you really think Steph does 😂
@@jblack1 Does putting your head in your jersey after said interaction look like someone who holds ppl accountable lmfaoo
That emotional reaction from Steph was a sign that he’s done with Draymond. That tearing up reminds me of the trope of the parent going to the umpteenth juvenile court arraignment with their problem child when they realize their child is a lost cause and beyond their help. Mark my words, he just let Draymond go in his heart. Steph is done with Draymond after this year. Draymond gets traded this offseason.
Yes!!!!
Who wants Dray on their team at that pricetag?
Facts that was the moment that solidified it them tears were Steph thinking to himself it’s time to move on from draymond
That girlfriend analogy was savage 😂
Steph knows that he can still do it. That he can still push for one final run to get his 5th. Unfortunately, not everybody has the same conviction.
No Steph is the only good part of their teams everybody else is trash
Call it what it is. Lack of maturity.
Exactly this! Green lacks maturity!
Jay just making stuff up😂😂😂
That’s a grown man lmao he’s what 34 with whole kids, This ain’t on Steph, He’s not his baby sitter smh, ESPN agenda takes, this why I’m glad Bron and other players doing podcast now
I agree but I think at some point as the leader he should tell him to calm tf down and bark in his face but Steph doesn’t have that in him. Look at kg and Paul pierce relationship for example
It's about calling him out to his face & not giving him Draymond a hug after the game like a mommy spoils a misbehaving child. That's rewarding bad behavior. Curry kicked a chair because he's a weak leader & not man enough to get in Draymond's face. THAT is the "whatever it takes" Curry said with his sad face in the interview but Curry isn't really about doing whatever it takes.
They're saying it's a reflection on Steph. It makes him look bad whether it's his fault or not. Which is true. And it sucks.
That's why I get confused when analysts talk about play Superstars like Steph and LeBron and KD got a hold other players accountable for their bad actions when that person cannot or will not listen you can only tell a person so much what they need to do to correct certain matters it's up to them to change nobody can make other people change but themselves personally
If he had ever called him out wether on the court or in a interview would have went a long way. But he never has nor has Kerr. He's like a spoiled child who's never been told the word no
@@MrOctober44 Steph probably called him out privately. You know him he's not that open to the public with this kind of situation. Y'all just wanna blame every superstar whether It's Steph or Bron when their teammates are acting like crazy like they don't have a mind of their own.
@@Mr.NathanFritz And we see how well that's worked, lol. Another selfish. My point was had he or Kerr actually call him out publicly maybe that would have worked. What is there to lose? Keep babying him so he keeps getting ejected and suspended. You should look up the definition of insanity. I didn't say anything about LeBron, you did. Don't put words in my mouth boy
That gobert video still crazy asf 🤣
Phenomenal takes and rebuttals all around great coverage 💯🔥
lol Steph ain’t no confrontational dude, but if I was him I would’ve gotten rid of draymond and Steve Kerr a long time ago
Draymond doesn't want to play anymore, ejections is his form of quitting in real time. ...🧐
Need that next Nurkic soundbite and 🎤 drop that
I feel behind close doors I truly believe Draymond Green has a tab bit of a jealousy streak any time someone new comes onto the team that’s getting more attention than him. Then he starts acting out and giving the bully syndrome or having his childish tantrums.
You're talking about jackson and i think you're right..Good or bad, green wants all the attention all the time..Such an immature little boy inside a grown man's body
Curry cannot babysit Draymond! No one can!
Draymond is never going to change he knows wat he doing Steph can’t control Draymond none of them can or they scared to do so
Draymond is the reason I've said, 'I never want to get too close (relational) with anyone where we lose the ability to be honest (candid) with each other.' Obviously, I don't know but I would bet a years wages that none of those allegedly close to him hassaid, "Bro! You need to cut this $h1t out. You've got some emotional issues you need to deal with."
Jay Will Right 👍🏾
Draymond is a habitual line stepper
I actually think both sides of this argument are true. The reason Draymond Green is still in Golden State is because Steph Curry doesn't want to play without him. Draymond is like Steph's security blanket because Draymond knows how to set screens and get Steph the ball.
Therefore, Draymond, who has a narcissistic personality, believes himself to be untouchable.
If the front office thought they could bring the hammer down on Draymond without it possibly making him mad and want to leave and thus making Steph angry,then they would.
Curry needs to make it clear to Draymond that his self-imposed unavailability is a deal breaker because it is visibly stressing out the entire time and coaching staff.
Steph has talked to him behind the scenes, but Draymond ultimately knows Steph wants him in Golden State, so he feels invincible.
I agree. Curry is much more complicit than these talking head buddies will admit. That's why he's so emotional, like a loyal wife who just had the philandering old man cheat on her again. He needs to throw him out the door, or find his own exit. It's a bad marriage.
Draymond Green is an habitual line stepper. Habitually. You think after that he learned his lesson right? WRONG! This is Draymond Green we're talking about here. Draymond Green Man😂😂😂
Lmfao!!!!!
I remember when Dennis Rodman would get ejected numerous times when he was with the Bulls but it was always after he got his 15-18 rebounds and the Bulls were about to win. Draymond is constantly getting ejected when the Warriors are fighting to stay in the play-in.
That's the difference between the 2...
Lebron Jordan and Kobe are who they are and thats why they are great. They command respect and discipline and are the alphas of their team. Draymond doesnt fear Steph so he cant tow the line. Steph should step up and really speak his mind when it comes to both Klay and Draymond because at the end of the day its his franchise.
Exactlyyyyyy! Thank you!
Haven't heard a statement as real as this for a while now. Rare.
Draymond would have knocked down Leb*tch by now if they were teammates for more than 10 years. Draymond respect Steph more than you can imagine mf
Also these players don't fear Adam Silver. How many players who played under David Stern talk about how strict he was. I remember Kenyon Martin said Stern was about to kick him out the NBA because of his "hot head" temper.
I think what’s different in Steph’s position though is that he’s dealing with Draymond. It’s like what you said-Draymond thinks HEs an alpha too. Switch Steph out with Kobe or Lebron and I’d guarantee you the result would be the same. Like what the crew was discussing. Steph’s been a spoken leader for his team-it may not be publicly, but to target Steph’s leadership I think is the wrong approach here. Draymond’s the one who’s not realizing his position and role on the team.
It's crazy how Draymond was trying to make light of himself getting ejected by waiting and doing putting them to sleep.I can only imagine the look on Steph face.
Draymond should exercise the same restraint these ex pros do when Molly keeps talking over them.
I hate when media says “I’m not saying that but”
Nah y’all are the only ones saying that
KD would have stayed at GSW if Draymond wasn't the way he is.
Mollys agreement in her voice with the relationship analogy has me thinking she's still going through that divorce pain
I don’t doubt Steph has been a leader off court and made his point to Dray, but in this instance last night, Steph could have and should have pulled Dray away from the situation. He was literally standing in the middle. That’s also a moment for leadership. Would MJ, or Bron or other greats that we laud for leadership have just stood there and passively let that escalate? Dray is the one that has to change for sure. It’s his fault, but of all the teammates and coaches, I think Steph is the only one that can step in during those moments and remove him and honestly put him on his place.
I like Draymond but GS doesn’t “need” him. They can pick up a center like Andre Drummond and be in way better shape in the standings
i'm convinced that when Green retires, he will be in the NBA Hall of Fame. i'm also convinced that his attitude and demeanor will also get him arrested and put in jail....
Goofy
Arrested and put in jail? LMAO!! Dude is a model citizen off the court. What are you talking about? Now on the court is a F’N clown. Poor Steph & Klay. They need to trade homie in the off season for a bag of chips.
He'd have the worst stats of any HOF player by a mile if he got in. Mr. Triple-Single. Rodman at least had a ton of rebounds.
Don't usually watch First Take let alone a whole segment when Stephen A isn't there but this was interesting
"Draymond is a great teammate" narrative is such bs. The dude told the most skilled player on their team to leave after begging him to join in the first place, and punched his other teammate for no reason. There's a difference between being passionate about something and being just straight up unstable.
7:10 I thing I hated is how Draymond after the game was all smiles and embracing Curry for getting them outve that situation like he didn't almost cost them the game. He might not understand the seeding situation or care but there's others on that team that do and Kerr and Curry need to hold him accountable for that.
It’s hard to feel sorry for the Warriors, they’ve enabled him
The season just started now it’s almost the playoffs time flew
I love draymond, but his just. But his not realizing that his behavior is affecting the team .Once he gets hot, he keeps pushing his emotions onto the whole team ,his not thinking about the stress he has created
6:56-7:04 I would've loved to see Steph just walk past Draymond and ignore him.
(Warriors fan for nearly a decade)
I'm interrupting ESPN's coverage of basketball to talk about an athletic performance of a lifetime... in ice skating. Illia Malinin just did something no other athlete in the sport has ever done and he must be a contender for ESPN's sports performance and athlete of the year. At the World Championships 2024, Illia Malinin, in 4 minutes, revolutionized skating by completing 6 quads, in a world where just one quad is considered Herculean. ESPN is filled with a bunch of straight men who will look right past the sequins, because their manhood is threatened, and give awards to athletes in football, basketball, and baseball. For ESPN to deny Illia Malinin recognition will be an affront to the sport of ice skating and demean his athletic genius.
Just watched it. Thanks for the heads up. That was definitely incredible. The video from NBC had over 2 million views on it so it looks like it’s getting coverage. If you’re hoping ESPN will cover it then I truly doubt it because I don’t think their base fan base follows skating like that. I’ve never truly followed skating but I know what I just watched was absolutely brilliant. Thanks again mate for bringing that into my life.
@@mambamentality2417 Yay! Glad I can make a difference. Stay awesome.
You can be a good leader that doesnt mean everyones going to follow
Draymond is just showing us the fatherless inner-city individual he's always been
I'm from the inner city and I was fatherless so where is the correlation? There is none. You're just a POS racist
LeBron had no father and didn't act like this
Say you're stereotyping black people without saying you're stereotyping black people...... foh
If Gsw can get rid of Iggy after he questioned GS training staff handling KD's achilles, they can get rid of Draymond for being a distraction to the team
They really got rid of Iggy for THAT??? That’s hard to believe…
the warriors could still have KD and/or poole right now but they have draymond who can’t even stay on the court 😂 insane
KD would have leave GS either way, he wasnt happy there and Draymond was just the excuse he needed. As for Poole, you see how hes doing in Washington right? Losing him wasnt that big of a loss to be honest.
@@tigera6actually if Draymond isn't there instead, maybe he stays because it's one less all star, who knows. We'll never know.
Unpredictable. Not unstable
You can tell Steph is getting FED TF UP wit Dray antics. The Warriors Dynasty as we know it is OVER!! I doubt if Dray or Klay be back nxt szn. Steph is in the twilight of his career and wants to win at least another chip(5) before retiring so there’s no doubt who’s the PG GOAT !! But him not saying nothing and being too quiet questions the respect.
The Warriors are at fault. They have never held Draymond accountable for nothing. It does not matter if you are winning, you cant let him run wild as he has been for years. My grandmother use to say., "He's too far gone"
Molly plzzzzz you don’t gotta continuously keep ppl off to say the obvious just so you can speak…..NOBODY TUNES IN TO HEAR YOU
Bruh on god!
Made me drop the whole show
She is horrible
Let ex pros talk
lol then she just be interrupting people 😂
Steph stood there just like he stood there when Draymond got into it with Poole. Same as when Draymond got into it with KD.
If ESPN can condemn KD's leadership for a Kyrie tweet they can surely question Steph for Draymond's actions.
Why can’t Molly just ask the question and be quiet, she ALWAYS have to say something when someone speaks
This misogynistic af.
Feminism ? Idk lol
You are right horrible moderator
lol you know she always wants to be heard for no reason
@@tigerhoods7927 I think that’s what y’all think. Tbh it’s not a good look hating on a women
I saw tears in Steph's eyes. Man he looks hurt and torn up. He takes his craft very very serious. And to see a teammate not do the same, is tragic to watch in real time....
JWill loves calling out Steph's leadership every time he gets it.😂
Steph isnt the leader of the Warriors Draymond is...Steph himself has said this lmaoo
@@BostonBori92 he said he's the vocal leader. Everybody knows that. Steph is the leader. Not as vocal, but what he says and wants goes. He is the leader.
@@dapi90 The fact that you have 2 leaders one vocal and the other not vocal is the core of this problem...Steph and Dray are not equals yet they've empowered Draymond with this idea that he is and now look 😂 the vocal leaders erratic and out of pocket and the quiet "leader" whatever that means cant dont squat about it whats the point of having 2 leaders that cant even check each other? How do you control and lead a team?
@@BostonBori92 A leader isn't one who is always running his mouth when he doesn't need to. That's the difference. Plus, Dray himself said he wasn't sure if he was gon be on this team this season. That should tell you who the real deal is on that team. Basically, what Steph says yes to is a yes.
@@dapi90 Did i say he needs to always be running his mouth? Pretty sure we're talking about a specific situation here and they gave him a contract extension 😂
They(the Warriors) have enabled Green. They keep saying they need him, but they can't seem to get him to be steady.
That horse is way out of the barn on the countryside over on the other side of the mountain. He can't be put back.
The Warriors "should" let that bronco be free and padlock the shed. He actions show that he can't be controlled.
So...give him what he wants; let him run free on the prairie, where the deer and the antelope play.
If I'm the owner/coach, I tell him this:
"Go home. We'll go with what we have. Your experience but unpredictability is worse than the team's inexperience but reliability."
THAT'S LEADERSHIP.
No he is actually enhancing Steph’s legacy because Steph has had to win despite Draymond’s bs
The Warriors have no choice but to trade Draymond during the off season. The team needs rebuilding anyway and he's just not worth the trouble. It's only a matter of time before he kicks, stomps, punches, or chokes someone again.
Steph is checked out already
coming from a gs fan draymond got da GO !
Lord Molly annoying
That 4yr/$100 mil contract looking mighty funny right now.
What’s mind blowing is the fact it was 4 minutes into the 1st bro like calm down draymond it’s a whole game to play
Warriors have enabled Draymond for years...why would he behave any other way!
Y'all crazy blaming steph for Drays craziness
After the season is over the Warriors need to get rid of Draymond, one way or another. Trade him if they can, or just cut him from the team. As a long-time Warriors fan I am sick of his antics and believe that the team will be better without him. He cannot be relied on.
Once he’s gone be prepared for this team to be worse than they are now
Makes you wonder about the jp situation
I teach Anger Management Classes. Anger is a secondary emotion that comes from 4 primary emotions Hurt, Fear, Fustration, and Stress. The problem for Draymond he hasn't figure the trigger what causes his anger
The Warriors should’ve got rid of Draymond a long time ago, he’s been goofy & a threat to the Warriors legacy. The negatives outweigh the positive.
At this rated it’s outrageous
Prayer is everything get one more ring and dray can retire jay was spot on with his point 💯
Jay never said this about kd in Brooklyn funny how narratives change
Draymond does whatever draymond wants.
Warriors saw what Draymond did to Poole so ya
The last 13 times Draymond's been in the news or trending, it had nothing to do with his production on the court. Let that sink in.
If the GSW don’t make it in the play in or playoff Draymond is gone 😔 now the legacy is over unless they get Wemby 😅