Draymond Green has escalated recent comments made by Grizzlies guard Dillon Brooks.
The two were adversaries in last year’s playoffs, and there was one moment where Brooks wasOn the podcast, Green said Brooks is a posterchild for why the Grizzlies have not had more postseason success.“If you ever wondered why the Memphis Grizzlies not ready to compete for a championship, look no further than this idiot right here,” Green said.
“I’m trying to figure out why they like you in Memphis. Or do they like you in Memphis? That’s a better question. I’m not sure your teammates like you,” Green said.Volume SportsNBAE via Getty Images “But I can tell you why they like me over here. When you contribute in the way that I contributed to four championships, they tend to like you!
“So, next time you speak up on me, you should do some fact-checking. Next time you speak up on me, you should do some soul-searching. Next time you speak up on me, I hope you’re in a better situation than you’re in now where the guys you’re playing with actually enjoy playing with you because they actually think you’re contributing to winning, because it ain’t happening right now champ.The Warriors play in Memphis twice in the next 10 days, including Thursday night.
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