Green Still Holds a 7 Year Grudge on Hayward
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SBNation - Draymond Green holds a grudge against Gordon Hayward for a missed call in the Final Four
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Cappy_Smurf
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Lmao!
Green fouled out of the game as the icing on the cake. Couldn't happen to a nicer guy.
Green fouled out of the game as the icing on the cake. Couldn't happen to a nicer guy.
This shows what a petty, overly emotional guy he is. Its hard to get a foul call in the final seconds of a game. Its just a fact of basketball that the refs tend to let things go. Personally I prefer that. It does suck sometimes but I would rather not watch a game won on FTs when a game is tied or that team is behind.
Cappy_Smurf
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If anything, he should be holding a grudge against the refs. Hayward wasn't responsible for the no-call.
FalseFlagg K
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Wow. What a sniveling childish douchebag he is. Not hard to see where he gets it from either.
Wow, that's what you got from that?
I thought it was a great story. Just shows what a competitor he is. I cant believe people are taking negative things from this.
Coach Ellis
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I'm not a Green fan. Can't stand the guy. . . but this is EXACTLY how some players should be. It's what makes Aaron Rodgers, Rudy Gobert and a Michael Jordan great. That chip on their shoulder fuels their competitive drive. I've been coaching football for 15 years. Can't remember every game I've won. . . but I can describe (with detail) every game that I've lost. Some guys just never forget stuff like that. I have no issues with this. Just hope all of their jack jawing gets Gobert fired up. I could see him take over if they keep it up. Guarantee he's going to be up for every GAW game next year too.
Coach Ellis
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Rudy wears #27 because that's where he went in the draft. I have no doubt that if Green wins DPOY, that Rudy will come out motivated to destroy the league defensively and leave no doubt.
FalseFlagg K
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Moreso that it's so specifically targeted to another person rather than just circumstance I find pretty lame yeah. Probably makes him the player he is but I don't see that as something to admire.
Probably biased coz I can't stand the way he conducts himself.
Probably biased coz I can't stand the way he conducts himself.
Yeah, if it was just this maybe I wouldnt mind it. But it is everything he does. He is a good/great player but he talks too much for a guy who is being carried by 2 of the top 4 maybe 3 players in the NBA. His antics are hard to watch. He might be the most obnoxious player to watch and listen to in the NBA right now. I might feel different if he was on my team but I doubt it.