The NBA slammed Draymond Green with an indefinite suspension following the Golden State Warriors star getting into an altercation with Jusuf Nurkic.
As a result, Green hasn’t been on the team since December 13, 2023.
However, after missing 12 games, the NBA finally reinstated the four-time NBA champion.
Upon his return, at least to practice with the Warriors, Green has stirred up some more controversy.
This time around, Green used his podcast, the Draymond Green Show, to call out NBA analyst Stephen A. Smith for his comments about Stephen Curry.
Well, as many expected, Stephen A. Smith didn’t sit quietly and called out the Warriors veteran via ClutchPoints on Twitter.
“Did you hear me say that Steph Curry was a bad leader? The answer is no,” Smith said.
"Did you hear me say that Steph Curry was a bad leader? The answer is no… That is not true. But Draymond Green, you ain't the one I'm pissed at. It's that damn Steve Kerr."
Stephen A. Smith fires back at Green's podcast comments 👀pic.twitter.com/6lYi2aPKus https://t.co/gtqltlMHty
— ClutchPoints (@ClutchPoints) January 9, 2024
In the initial video, Green believed that Smith called out Stephen Curry for being a bad leader and blamed him for the 33-year-old’s actions.
However, Smith made it clear that he never called Curry a bad leader.
Upon making that point clear, Smith didn’t further bring Green down, instead, he focused on Warriors head coach Steve Kerr.
The veteran analyst pointed out that even without saying his name, Steve Kerr tried to clap back at him for saying Stephen Curry was a bad leader.
At the end of the day, the Warriors have more important problems to focus on rather than dealing with a beef right now.
After all, they are now the 12th seed in the Western Conference as their record further spiraled down to 17-19 following an embarrassing loss at the hands of the Toronto Raptors.
It was a forgettable game for Stephen Curry, who had just 9 points while shooting an abysmal 2-of-14 from the field.
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