Draymond Green gives Rudy Gobert a “tie” and is sent off in confusion

In the early hours of this Wednesday, the 15th, in the match between Golden State Warriors It is Minnesota Timberwolves, Draymond Green was the protagonist of yet another confusion on the court, this time against Rudy Gobert. During the confrontation that ended in victory for Wolves, with scores of 104 and 101, the two players participated in the fight, which ended up being widespread between the teams.

The fight started with Klay Thompson It is Jaden McDaniels, who got confused in the middle of the court and pushed each other. Afterwards, players from both teams approached and began a heated argument. Gobert was one of the first to arrive there, but was soon interrupted by Green, who tied the French pivot.

After confusion spread between the teams, the technical committees were important in separating the fight. Then, after reviewing the images taken by the referee, Draymond Green and Klay Thompson, a duo from Golden State, were sent off, as was Jaden McDaniels, a player from Wolves.

After the match ended, Gobert spoke about what happened and regretted the attitude of Draymond Green, who is usually involved in confusion like this. “Every time Steph (Curry) doesn’t play, he (Green) doesn’t like playing without his friend. So he does anything he can to get kicked out. Clown behavior. I hope the league does what it needs to do.”he said.

On the other hand, Steve Kerr, coach of the Golden State Warriors, defended his team’s player, ensuring that Green only acted that way to defend his colleague who was involved in the confusion. “Rudy (Gobert) put his hands on Klay’s neck. That’s why Draymond went after Rudy,” he stated.