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Title: Tough Guy Green Crashes!From the Warrior General to the King of the Forbidden Zone, what's wrong?
In the fierce competition in the NBA, the once tough guy has now become a funny bomb, detonating on the court from time to time. Who is it?That's right, it's the warrior we are familiar with, the tough guy who once guarded his teammates like a bodyguard, Draymond Green. As you may have heard, his recent suspension has caused a great stir, not only in the league's harsh hands on him, but also in his former teammates.
What's going on here?Don't worry, let's take our time. Just the other day, in the Warriors' game against the Suns, Green made an extremely aggressive move against Nurkic, which resulted in an indefinite suspension from the league. I can't help but want to ask, what happened to this once tough guy?What happened to him that made him change from an iron man who guarded his teammates to a "cancer player" who was scolded by fans?
The stats tell us that Green has committed 171 technical fouls, ejected 20 times, and has accumulated $2.5 million in fines. This is not a simple miss, but a tough guy who repeatedly gets into trouble. Once a desperate Saburo, now a problem player, he seems to treat the court as a fighting arena, always using unbelievable movements to deal with the opponent's body, even unscrupulous means. This ban means that the league can no longer tolerate his excesses.
However, the most embarrassing thing is that even his former comrades-in-arms are now on the opposite side and condemn him. Former teammate Nick Young even ridiculed in public, bluntly saying that Green has always been a guy who "bullies the soft and fears the hard". Nick Young believes that Green is extremely targeted every time he hits, and that his victims are almost all foreign players. On the contrary, he has never clashed against tough guys like Randolph and Cousins in the United States.
This leads us to wonder if Green has really changedHas anything fundamentally changed since the establishment of the Warrior Dynasty?Perhaps, it is precisely because of the decline in form and data that he has become a powder keg on the field, which may be detonated anytime and anywhere. This makes us wonder if he is no longer the warrior who desperately defends his teammates, but a dangerous person who may attack his own people at any time
What's even more interesting is that Nick Young's taunt reveals a deeper question, why does Green always choose to bully the soft and fear the hard?Among his victims, good-natured players such as Adams and Sabonis Jr. silently endured his movements, and even during the physical altercation, the situation did not worsen. On the contrary, a player like Jokic, Green has never had any conflicts with. Is it because he understands Jokic's temper?Or is it because the two older brothers around Jokic are not easy to mess with?Or, is the reason why Green has today's ending because he is to blame for everything?
Finally, one of the reasons for the league's indefinite ban was the belief that Green's actions were too much and that he might have psychological problems. He will then need to undergo counseling from the league until the league believes he no longer poses a threat before he can return to play. This can't help but make us wonder about Green's state of mind, what exactly did he go through to become what he is now?
This series of issues has caused widespread discussion about Green's suspension. From a tough guy to a public enemy, this story is not only the success or failure of a player, but also a transmutation of personality and a fluctuation of mentality. Perhaps, Green needs to reflect not only on his actions on the court, but also on his own inner changes. Tough guys will always be heroes sought after by fans, but tough guys also need to keep their sanity, otherwise, they may end up being a terrible cancer.