For those following the thrilling and exciting battle of the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors in the recent NBA championship, you will probably agree that LeBron James and Draymond Green are among those who made the basketball court really hot. In fact, their controversial argument led to Green's hitting James in the groin and eventually to the former's suspension.
LeBron James Vs Draymond Green
LeBron James and Draymond Green are dedicated to giving their team a championship last season. With Green backing up Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson for a back-to-back championship for Golden State Warriors and James aiming for the first championship for Cleveland Cavaliers.
According to NBA, LeBron James and Draymond Green got tangled. The Cavalier's forward stepped over the GSW's power forward, which is a show of disrespect in the league circles. So in return, Green swiped at James' groin and threw another jab.
Due to the said incident, Draymond Green was suspended, which weakens the Golden State Warrior's hold for another championship. Green has a history of misbehavior in the court and Andrew Bogut thought that it didn't help him but he also did not blame Green.
"Draymond's success is based on playing like that," Bogut said. "He plays physical and chippy and he's a talker. That's what makes him who he is. It's hard to tone that down when it's in you. We don't blame him for it."
Draymond Green No 'Beef' With LeBron James
Many believe that the Cavalier and GSW forwards are still at odds following the incident last season. However, according to Draymond Green, what happened on the court remains on the court and stressed that he is in friendly terms with LeBron James.
"Off the court is off the court, and on the court is on the court," Draymond Green said per Fox Sports. "There isn't this beef that people try to make it out to be."
Do you believe that LeBron James and Draymond Green are already in friendly terms? Do you blame Green for his misbehavior and suspension when James triggered him to act in such way? Share your thoughts about the Cavaliers and GSW's forwards in the comment section below.
