Draymond Green is not one to keep quiet. Probably even less after a victory. Last night, the Golden State Warriors qualified for the Western Conference Finals by dominating the Memphis Grizzlies (110-96) in Game 6.
With 14 points, 16 rebounds and 8 assists, the interior has had a great impact on the occasion of this success. In front of the media, the 32-year-old then took advantage of this opportunity to settle accounts with the ex-pivot Kendrick Perkins.
Now a consultant, he had judged that Green had “afraid of taking shots”.
“Something happened on my phone earlier. A guy saying I’m scared to shoot. Scared and me in the same sentence, it’s brutal. But you have a big ogre on TV saying that what Draymond says is not the gospel. It’s the gospel. What I’m saying is the gospel.
When you say that multiple times in multiple different segments, you have to think what I’m saying is gospel. So you have to speak up and shut some guys up sometimes. When you have people talking bullshit. ‘Anyone can pass like Draymond’. It’s just stupid.
These are people who are employed to talk about our game on TV. ‘Anyone can do this pass’. Do this pass! We would love to see her. By the way, I played against this guy. I’m talking about Kendrick Perkins for those who don’t know.
I will never avoid smoke. ‘Anyone could make this pass’. You can’t, so good luck. You just have to talk and then shut people up sometimes. It was a lot of fun to do,” concluded Draymond Green.
Not to mention the form, Draymond Green is indeed an excellent passer. And not all interiors have his sense of the game to allow the ball to circulate. At least Kendrick Perkins gave the Dubs player some extra motivation.
Draymond Green, a rage to win still intact
