Edward Oribhabor
@Edcellent · 2:05
Draymond Green ejected in Phoenix! How many games should Draymond be suspended for?
As a result, Green turns around and does a power slap to Nurkic. As a result, a call was made for that. After a few minutes of them reviewing the incident, the officials determined that Green made, quote, unnecessary and excessive force to Narkic, resulting in his ejection. Now, if you've been following Draymond Green throughout his career, you obviously know that he's been in quite a few incidents
phil spade
@Phil · 2:55
And I don't know what was said, but it seemed like he was really leaning into the referee. But it brings up a whole different dynamic that the NBA needs to know. The whole reason about the World cup was to address the weight loading of games on certain players. And here is Djokic coming into Chicago Stadium for probably the only time this year and getting ejected. A lot of fans came there specifically to see him
But you see in the Premier League, right, a player gets handed a one year playing ban from all of football for sports betting, right? And yeah, you can argue that sports betting shouldn't happen and it's not allowed in the league and any league for that matter, and I completely agree with that. But do we think that ongoing violent conduct is less severe than somebody betting on matches? I would say violent conduct on a regular basis is more severe
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Good morning, guys. I just saw the news that Draymond Green has been suspended indefinitely. I'm not sure that I heard any of you mention it yesterday. Wow. I mean, this is the type of punishment that I think they probably needed to hand out. I know that there's some sort of like, conditional benchmarks that he needs to hit before he is allowed to return. He needs to go to counseling. This is, in my opinion, probably the correct move here