After Houston Rockets star Alperen Şengün suggested that the Golden State Warriors were "crying" during their first-round playoff matchup, Draymond Green called him out. "That's a tough thing to say after you lose… You have to win to [say] stuff like ...

Unlike a host of NBA legends who've been critical of Draymond Green, Dwyane Wadehas a surprising take on the Warriors star's legacy.The post NBA Legend Has Surprising Take on Draymond Green’s Legacy appearedfirst on Heavy Sports.

Perhaps the most memorable of them all was the Warriors’ Game 7 win against the Rockets in the Western Conference finals, where Houston infamously missed 27 consecutive 3-pointers. The Warriors would go on to sweep LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers in the 2018 NBA Finals.

Draymond Green is entering Year 14 with the Golden State Warriors. The Dubs marked the moment on Monday with a post on Instagram, which was reposted by Green’s wife, Hazel Renee.

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 ...

The offseason of LeBron James keeps gettin crazier and crazier. For a second time, the Los Angeles Lakers superstar was seen hanging out with his on-court nemesis Draymond Green of the Golden State Warriors.

Last season with the Golden State Warriors, Stephen Curry posted 24.5 points, 4.4 rebounds and 6.0 assists per game. Curry was playing in his 16th season with the Warriors, having already led the NBA team to four NBA titles while winning two MVP awards during his career in Golden State.

Veterans LeBron James and Draymond Green have taken to golfing during the offseason break. Agent and close confidant Rich Paul joined them, with James and Green bursting into laughter at his epic golf fail.