Draymond Green is providing the podcast content that everybody wants to hear right now.
Speaking on the latest episode of his self-titled show for The Volume, the Golden State Warriors forward Green addressed his suspension from Game 3 of his team’s playoff series against the Sacramento Kings. Green drew the one-game ban for stomping on Kings big man Domantas Sabonis during Game 2 (video here).
“I never knew you could be suspended for a Flagrant-2 that happened seven years ago,” Green said. “I also didn’t know that you could get suspended for interacting with a crowd that’s flipping you double-birds and yelling your name and chants that you suck. I didn’t know that either. Saying that, my guys played well.”
Green also added that it was “crushing” that he could not be out there with his team for Game 3.
“I can’t say I really enjoyed the game quite frankly. Being suspended from a game at this point in my career, it will never affect me from an emotional standpoint outside of … not being able to participate in that dogfight — that’s crushing.”
Here is the full clip.
