Draymond Green just knocked the **** out of Nurkic

[Wolveswin]

Trade Green for Adams + Clarke.

Let Green and Morant fight it out - that is PPV worthy.

[JimmyPlopper]

I think Mutombo is not generally thought of as a heel, but he did his fair share of damage with those elbows:
https://www.espn.com/nba/news/story?id=1956133

April 20, 2004: Kenyon Martin, hit in the eye and retaliated by clubbing Mutombo across the arm. Received a technical foul

March 31, 2003: Yao Ming, hit in the throat. Mutombo assessed flagrant foul

Feb. 4, 2002: Vince Carter, hit in the gut

May 16, 2001: Vince Carter, hit in the head. Carter did not return to Game 6 of the Eastern Conference playoffs

May 6, 2001: Chris Childs, broken nose

Feb. 26, 2001: Ray Allen, broken nose

Jan. 13, 2001: Corey Maggette, eye trauma

Dec. 28, 2000: Chauncey Billups, hit in the mouth, four stitches, fractured front tooth

Feb. 6, 1999: Jayson Williams, broken nose

May 4, 1999: Mark Strickland, broken nose

May 8, 1999: Lindsey Hunter, left eye

May 8, 1999: Christian Laettner, cut on face

April 9, 1999: Chris Childs, lost a tooth; Marcus Camby, shot to throat; Larry Johnson, hit in the head; Patrick Ewing, hit in the head

March 4, 1999: Kevin Willis, injured shoulder. Missed several games

May 6, 1997: Dennis Rodman, retaliated and ejected with second technical foul

April 12, 1997: Tom Gugliotta, broken nose

Jan. 30, 1997: Antoine Carr, knocked senseless

Jan. 4, 1997: Charles Oakley, four stitches to the lip

Oct. 22, 1996: Michael Jordan, bloodied nose (preseason game)

April 10, 1994: Robert Horry, hit in the head, fell to the floor

Dec. 30, 1993: Chris Webber; Mutombo later ejected for taunting Chris Gatling

Dec. 28, 1991: Robert Parish, hit the floor

Nov. 29, 1991: Ricky Pierce, 12 stitches in forehead

[mako]

Probably another 5 game suspension if I had to guess. Should be more since he's a repeated offender, but Silver is a softie.

[Dan33185]

GSW won 4 titles thanks to Green, any punishment needs to include taking those titles away, taking any awards Kerr and Steph have as well. Do that and suddenly GSW won't be so smug about enabling Draymond. Of course this won't happen. So there is absolutely zero repercussion, they won titles, they all made a bunch of money, Draymond himself never suffers anything, he's the one beating people up.

This also is an excellent message to young people. Do whatever you want and as long as you can "win" by doing it, society has your back. Much better to take liberties, be violent, cheat, whatever else, than to be an honest person that plays by the rules and treats people with respect. Also, beating choking women is perfectly fine if you are a man of success and power. It's only bad if you are a normal person. Not that anyone should be laying their hands on women mind you, but there's a clear discrepancy in how it's judged and treated.

I'm still amazed how much credit people give Draymond. Take him off those teams and they still have 4 titles.

[KO7]

Imagine being an opposing player: You’ve made it to the top league in the world either making millions or on-course to make millions and you have this unhinged, repeat-offender lunatic inflicting potentially concussion-causing injuries (not accidentally). The league needs to protect others before Draymond seriously injuries someone or ends a player’s career.

[JustBuzzin]

Draymond was a fat kid growing up, probably got bullied and joked on most of his childhood. He probably built up all that anger of the years and finally letting it all out.

[MartyConlonOnTheRun]

Getting popcorn out for Kerrs press conference

[ReginaldDwight]

GSW won 4 titles thanks to Green, any punishment needs to include taking those titles away, taking any awards Kerr and Steph have as well. Do that and suddenly GSW won't be so smug about enabling Draymond. Of course this won't happen. So there is absolutely zero repercussion, they won titles, they all made a bunch of money, Draymond himself never suffers anything, he's the one beating people up.

This also is an excellent message to young people. Do whatever you want and as long as you can "win" by doing it, society has your back. Much better to take liberties, be violent, cheat, whatever else, than to be an honest person that plays by the rules and treats people with respect. Also, beating choking women is perfectly fine if you are a man of success and power. It's only bad if you are a normal person. Not that anyone should be laying their hands on women mind you, but there's a clear discrepancy in how it's judged and treated.

I'm still amazed how much credit people give Draymond. Take him off those teams and they still have 4 titles.

4? we are watching KD and Curry run the league if Draymond doesnt bully KD off the team cause he took his shine.

[canada_dry]

I seriously think he's got CTE or something going on. Its been a rapidly declining situation.

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[Cavsfansince84]

Was there any context to why he did that? I think he may just like the attention he gets from doing stuff like this tbh. Now he gets to have everyone in the media talking about him for the next week.

[ReginaldDwight]

What a night to not have Chuck and Shaq

[Bruin]

Both Draymond and Klay going out real sad

Draymond with his idiotic antics and Klay turning into a brick and throwing up 4 fingers whenever his feelings get hurt

[BMatt07]

Artest received a 7 game suspension for elbowing Harden back in the day. This is just as egregious.

Given Green's track record, and recent suspension this season, he had better get 10+ games for this.

[GrandTheftRondo]

GSW won 4 titles thanks to Green, any punishment needs to include taking those titles away, taking any awards Kerr and Steph have as well. Do that and suddenly GSW won't be so smug about enabling Draymond. Of course this won't happen. So there is absolutely zero repercussion, they won titles, they all made a bunch of money, Draymond himself never suffers anything, he's the one beating people up.

This also is an excellent message to young people. Do whatever you want and as long as you can "win" by doing it, society has your back. Much better to take liberties, be violent, cheat, whatever else, than to be an honest person that plays by the rules and treats people with respect. Also, beating choking women is perfectly fine if you are a man of success and power. It's only bad if you are a normal person. Not that anyone should be laying their hands on women mind you, but there's a clear discrepancy in how it's judged and treated.

I'm still amazed how much credit people give Draymond. Take him off those teams and they still have 4 titles.

Rubbish

[GrandTheftRondo]

Artest received a 7 game suspension for elbowing Harden back in the day. This is just as egregious.

Given Green's track record, and recent suspension this season, he had better get 10+ games for this.

Artests was way worse

[XtremeDunkz]

The bigger question is do these antics at the end of this career hurt his hall of fame chances?

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[LoveMyRaps]

[Mean_Streets]

The bigger question is do these antics at the end of this career hurt his hall of fame chances?

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lol, no.

[MartyConlonOnTheRun]

Artest received a 7 game suspension for elbowing Harden back in the day. This is just as egregious.

Given Green's track record, and recent suspension this season, he had better get 10+ games for this.

Artests was way worse

Agree, but that was 11.5 years ago. Society has changed and this kind of **** is even less acceptable today.

[AussieBuck]

Haha I wonder if he will do crossover boxing after he retires

Nothing about Draymond leads to thinking he'd fight someone his size who is willing and able to fight back.