Draymond Green almost immediately after winning his fourth NBA Championship Ring on June 16th. Brought to social media To applaud those who suspected he and the Warriors could do it.
A 32-year-old veterinarian held the disliked person accountable, so receipts were withdrawn and disrespect was thrown.
One tweet is ambiguous, but it seemed to be directed at him Former Golden State Teammate Kevin Durant..
Durant posted his thoughts on Game 1 on Twitter before the Warriors defeated the Boston Celtics in the six NBA Finals games.
Of course, the Celtics continued to win Game 1 with a score of 120-108, and Green’s post-final tweets seemed to mimic the ratings of the Durrants contest.
But in the latest episode of “ETC with Kevin Durant,” two NBA champions explained to his friend Eddie Gonzalez. What he meant by the post Responded to the green retort.
“Oh yeah, Draymond, my brother tweeted as the game went back and forth,” Durant said in a podcast. “I know you’re taking everything personally. I know everyone wants to shoot at the people they want, but the game was coming and going.
“Oh [the Warriors were] I uploaded it when I tweeted. “
Gonzales recalled a series of “disgusting” shots in Game 1 between Jayson Tatum and Stephen Curry as the sequence that triggered Durant to tweet about the high levels of the game.
“Yeah, hey,” Durant agreed. “”[Green] It looked like I was choosing the side. Similarly, I wanted both people to play great basketball. If possible, I want both people to lose. “
That’s not the only Durant mentioning the Warriors in a podcast episode.
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he Pushed back the story of the fans He was jealous of the latest title in Golden State and was pretty quiet on social media during the final, He revealed his thoughts Of Stephen Curry’s “symbolic” Game 4 masterpiece.
Still, green and curry Recorded The fourth NBA Championship in eight seasons was special because it proved to have been able to win without Durant, who helped bring the two titles to the bay.
Rumors continue to circulate about the future of Durant and Kyrie Irving in Brooklyn Nets, but it’s still unclear where the two Finals MVPs will bring his own high-level basketball play this season.
