Jorge Sierra: Draymond Green passed Oscar Robertson, Dwight Howard and Maurice Cheeks in playoff scoring last night. He’s No. 75 all-time now. He also tied Kawhi Leonard in steals at No. 18.
Source: Twitter @hoopshype
Source: Twitter @hoopshype
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Jorge Sierra @hoopshype
Draymond Green passed Oscar Robertson, Dwight Howard and Maurice Cheeks in playoff scoring last night. He’s No. 75 all-time now.
He also tied Kawhi Leonard in steals at No. 18. – 4:07 AM
Draymond Green passed Oscar Robertson, Dwight Howard and Maurice Cheeks in playoff scoring last night. He’s No. 75 all-time now.
He also tied Kawhi Leonard in steals at No. 18. – 4:07 AM
Peter Vecsey @PeterVecsey1
The stringent way Draymond Green was officiated last night, fouling out, each close call in his disfavor, it’s clear the referees were whistling while they work to newly imposed league office orders… – 2:38 AM
The stringent way Draymond Green was officiated last night, fouling out, each close call in his disfavor, it’s clear the referees were whistling while they work to newly imposed league office orders… – 2:38 AM
Tony Jones @Tjonesonthenba
Julius Randle fried Draymond Green tonight
That’s your ballgame – 11:27 PM
Julius Randle fried Draymond Green tonight
That’s your ballgame – 11:27 PM
Kendrick Perkins @KendrickPerkins
Randle straight gave Draymond that work today. He’s playing the best basketball of his career this postseason – 11:15 PM
Randle straight gave Draymond that work today. He’s playing the best basketball of his career this postseason – 11:15 PM
Dave McMenamin @mcten
Draymond Green is called for an offensive foul on a Wolves review when Julius Randle was originally called for a defensive foul on Jonathan Kuminga. It was his fifth foul. On the Wolves’ ensuing possession, Jaden McDaniels drove and was fouled by Green, fouling out with his sixth – 11:05 PM
Draymond Green is called for an offensive foul on a Wolves review when Julius Randle was originally called for a defensive foul on Jonathan Kuminga. It was his fifth foul. On the Wolves’ ensuing possession, Jaden McDaniels drove and was fouled by Green, fouling out with his sixth – 11:05 PM
Christopher Hine @ChristopherHine
Wolves win the challenge, Draymond Green picks up an offensive foul. His 5th. – 11:02 PM
Wolves win the challenge, Draymond Green picks up an offensive foul. His 5th. – 11:02 PM
Marcus Thompson @ThompsonScribe
Wolves challenged hoping to get Draymond for the jersey tug – 11:01 PM
Wolves challenged hoping to get Draymond for the jersey tug – 11:01 PM
Nate Duncan @NateDuncanNBA
This physical battle between Julius Randle and Draymond is fun to watch. Julius going absolutely as strong as he can every time, and he’s winning more often than a lot of guys do. – 10:52 PM
This physical battle between Julius Randle and Draymond is fun to watch. Julius going absolutely as strong as he can every time, and he’s winning more often than a lot of guys do. – 10:52 PM
Tony Jones @Tjonesonthenba
Scott Foster is doing his best early to make sure golden state stay attached
Draymond threw that ball into the 10th row
Turnover? Nope. Foul on White Donte 😂😂😂😂 – 8:55 PM
Scott Foster is doing his best early to make sure golden state stay attached
Draymond threw that ball into the 10th row
Turnover? Nope. Foul on White Donte 😂😂😂😂 – 8:55 PM
Anthony Slater @anthonyVslater
The Warriors will start Trayce Jackson-Davis at center tonight. From out of the rotation to a major role.
Game 3 starters
Brandin Podziemski
Buddy Hield
Jimmy Butler
Draymond Green
Trayce Jackson-Davis – 8:02 PM
The Warriors will start Trayce Jackson-Davis at center tonight. From out of the rotation to a major role.
Game 3 starters
Brandin Podziemski
Buddy Hield
Jimmy Butler
Draymond Green
Trayce Jackson-Davis – 8:02 PM
Dave McMenamin @mcten
Wolves coach Chris Finch on the MIN fan who was disciplined by team security for harassing Draymond Green with racially-charged language in Game 2: “There’s zero place for any of that in sports and society and I was proud of the way the organization acted swiftly.” – 7:29 PM
Wolves coach Chris Finch on the MIN fan who was disciplined by team security for harassing Draymond Green with racially-charged language in Game 2: “There’s zero place for any of that in sports and society and I was proud of the way the organization acted swiftly.” – 7:29 PM
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Marc J. Spears: Draymond Green told @andscape he appreciated T-Wolves president Tim Connelly reaching out to him out of concern after a fan said a racial slur to the Warriors forward in Game 2 in Minneapolis. Green also appreciated Wolves saying in a statement they wer -via Twitter @MarcJSpears / May 10, 2025
Dave McMenamin: More Chris Finch: “Where we are as a society, it feels like everybody feels like they have the right to say whatever the heck whenever they want to, regardless of being respectful. … I probably have noticed a little more loudmouths around the court than in years past.” -via Twitter @mcten / May 10, 2025
Dave McMenamin: Wolves coach Chris Finch on the MIN fan who was disciplined by team security for harassing Draymond Green with racially-charged language in Game 2: “There’s zero place for any of that in sports and society and I was proud of the way the organization acted swiftly.” -via Twitter @mcten / May 10, 2025
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