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One NBA All-Star is calling a spade a spade when it comes to Draymond Green. San Antonio Spurs guard De’Aaron Fox appeared this week on FanDuel TV’s “Run It Back.” During the show, the topic of the biggest complainers in the NBA came up. Fox specifically zeroed in on the Warriors star Green as the league’s biggest complainer. “Draymond will clothesline you and then look at the ref like, ‘What’d I do?'” said Fox. Fox also agreed with interviewer Lou Williams’ assertion that Luka Doncic is a big complainer as well, noting that “Luka’s up there.” However, Fox did add that complaining to the referees can sometimes be warranted, saying that “reffing is god-awful at times.”

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Run It Back: “Draymond will clothesline you and then look at the ref like, ‘What’d I do?’” De’Aaron Fox understands some complaining when it comes to foul calls, but says Luka and Draymond take it to another level

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Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green working out together and Draymond says Warriors will win chip

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TheWarriorsTalk: Draymond calls cap on rumors about how things transpired leading up to his altercation with Jordan Poole.

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Twelve-year NBA veteran Patrick Beverley certainly believes so. During a recent episode of "The Pat Bev Podcast with Rone," Beverley revealed he thinks Golden State would have won more than four titles if Paul George replaced Thompson. "If you put Paul George in that role playing as Klay Thompson, playing with [Steph Curry, Draymond Green, Andre Iguodala] at a point -- obviously we know Paul George a couple years ago, was in the MVP race," Beverley said. "If you substitute those two, and we don't know, we're just going off what we think in basketball, I think that Golden State probably wins more championships."

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Even in the NBA offseason, Draymond Green won’t bite his tongue. So when he came across Alperen Şengün’s recent comments about the Warriors’ first-round playoff series win over the Houston Rockets, Green had to fire back. “That’s a tough thing to say after you lose,” Green wrote on Threads. “You have to win to [say] stuff like that.” Şengün appeared on the “Socrates Dergi” podcast and candidly shared his point of view on how the physical series played out. “They’re a very experienced team,” Şengün said. “They fouled a lot. In the playoffs, they don’t call it. But they were the ones crying all series about fouls not being called.”

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The Heat have been rebuilding around Tyler Herro and Bam Adebayo ever since Jimmy Butler was traded to the Warriors. But the direction in which that rebuild has been going so far is not very impressive to many experts around the NBA world. The Heat recently traded Haywood Highsmith to the Nets for a 2026 second-round pick. This did not sit well with Draymond Green, who took a shot at 'Internet experts' who followed the Heat and felt that Highsmith should have started over Jimmy Butler during his final months with the Heat. "Y'all (internet experts) wanted Jimmy to come off the bench behind dude, and 5 months later the Heat traded him for a bag of chips, that's wild."

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StatMuse: Highest win% by an active player (min. 500 GP): .726 — Kawhi .670 — Tatum .665 — Draymond .665 — Mitchell .654 — Niang pic.x.com/rokl0cWWWv

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A left-handed player himself, Murray-Boyles grew up watching and trying to emulate James Harden, but as his game started to take shape, his influences changed. He admired like-minded forwards such as Draymond Green, Aaron Gordon, Jalen Williams, Toumani Camara, and another player with famously big and quick hands, former Raptor Kawhi Leonard. He studied the way they used their length, physicality and anticipation, and how they balanced being aggressive without taking too many unnecessary risks.

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Shams Charania: San Antonio Spurs star De'Aaron Fox has agreed to a four-year, $229 million maximum contract extension with the franchise, Klutch Sports CEO Rich Paul told ESPN. The max deal secures Fox's future in San Antonio through the 2029-30 season. Kevin O’Connor: I don’t love this for the Spurs. Fox is not a max level point guard on any team, and in San Antonio he has overlapping skills with Castle and Harper. Draymond Green: Imagine the pieces you can bring in, in that salary slot, to help speed up a rebuild. One thing for certain, in the next 24 months, Fox will not be a worse player than he is today.

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Sam Amick: Steve Kerr is is somebody who uh has obviously at times been frustrated by the the limitations in Jonathan Kuminga’s game and and uh and it's it's pretty evident that the Warriors are willing to move on. The thing that they are trying to salvage here is that they really need that salary slot. You know, there's only so many ways for them to meaningfully add to this roster and try to continue the Steph-Draymond, now Jimmy Butler era and if Jonathan takes the qualifying offer then you're pretty limited when the February trade deadline comes around as far as like picking up real impact players. So, I mean, they're trying to thread the needle here and that's where it goes back to the staring contest.

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"I couldn't even narrow it down to one," says Moses Moody in a one-on-one interview with RG about the influence Draymond Green has had on his career. "He teaches me so much, not even just about basketball, but I'll go to his room, hang out and talk to him all the time about all types of things. We actually went to his house when I was in LA last week, and he showed me different things and was teaching me about art. That was a cool conversation. He's just been that guy for me. He's taught me about finance, about money, about the league, about being a professional. He's taught me about all types of things."

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"I didn't know, I didn't know what the future would look like," says Moody when asked if he thought the Warriors would immediately contend for another one after winning a title in his rookie year. "When you got Steph and Dre and Klay on your team, then you never expect to not be a good team. Let's say that. You watch them compete for championships my whole time coming up. I expected to be right up there at the top at the end of every year."

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NBA and NFL broadcaster Taylor Rooks stunned the internet when it was revealed that she has tied the knot with a mystery man named 'Shane'. Images of Rooks looking glamorous in white and smiling in the arms of her new husband were taken by photographer Anni Graham. The veteran NBA reporter also posted a gallery of images to Instagram with the caption, 'What a night. This is love' along with a list of people who helped with her look. A number of high profile celebrities and athletes were present at the wedding ceremony held in New York City. NBA stars Kevin Durant, Draymond Green, and Donovan Mitchell were seen in photos, as was NFL running back Saquon Barkley and musicians Jack Harlow, Coco Jones, and Ella Mai.

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