Days After Controversial Suspension, Warriors Star Draymond Green Unfolds the After Effects of Slander From Kings Fans

The Golden State Warriors have shown their experience and come back from an 0-2 deficit to lead the series 3-2. Stephen Curry and the rest of the squad made sure to keep their playoff hopes alive and not give in to the lead the Sacramento Kings had, along with all the drama going on around Draymond Green and Domantas Sabonis. Now, after the Game 5 win, Green opened up about the slander he had to face from Kings fans after his stomp in Game 2.

Draymond Green was suspended after stepping on the chest of Domantas Sabonis during Game 2. This led to his absence in Game 3, but the Warriors took care of business nonetheless. However, that did not mean that Kings fans were over the incident.

Draymond Green opens up about the slander from Kings fans

The Golden State Warriors came into the Kings? territory and left their mark, defeating Sacramento 123-116. The Warriors were led by Stephen Curry?s 31-point performance and even Draymond Green poured in 21 points coming off the bench.

After the win, Green went on to his podcast to talk about the game. He also addressed the slander he had to face from Kings fans. While on the podcast, Green addressed the T-shirts that some Kings fans were wearing that read, ?Draymond is a b**ch.?

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To that, Green said, ?I saw the ‘Draymond is a B-word’ T-shirt…boy. Yeah, I saw it. And you know, thank you., It is what it is. I was locked in last night. To be quite honest with you, I may be heard the boos twice. I was just in the zone. Like locked in on the task at hand, and knew what needed to be done and I knew the focus I needed to have.”

“So, I didn’t really hear much of it. And when you find that zone, it’s a beautiful space to be in, in basketball, where you just get lost in the arena. Like lost in the game. Wow. It’s a fun game,? added Green.

Green was able to block out the negativity

Draymond Green stepping on Domantas Sabonis? chest would obviously enrage Kings fans. Given Green?s history and his behavior after getting ejected, Kings fans were bound to retaliate somehow.

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However, the four-time NBA champion managed to zone out the negativity and focus his energy on the game. And it clearly worked, as he not only came off the bench but also performed extremely well, both on offense and defense.

Now, with the teams coming back to Chase Center for Game 6, let?s see if the Warriors can end the series on their home turf.