Draymond Green spills tea on hilarious banter to Kevin Durant after in-game three-point contest
Draymond Green revealed a hilarious trash-talk moment between him and former teammate Kevin Durant during their recent encounter.
Draymond Green reveals hilarious trash-talk moment with Kevin Durant.
Draymond Green and Kevin Durant, two former teammates turned on-court rivals, stole the spotlight in the Golden State Warriors’ recent clash with the Phoenix Suns. The Suns secured the victory, but a playful exchange between Green and Durant during the game became especially caught the eye of stars and fans.
Draymond Green recounted the moment on The Draymond Green Show with Baron Davis, offering fans a glimpse into their in-game banter. During the matchup, Green drained a three-pointer with Durant defending him and immediately turned up the trash talk.
Green admitted that he planned his first shot specifically to tease Durant but missed it. When he sank the second, he made sure to let Durant know.
"So I hit the 3, and I'm like "Yeah motherf****r, I ain't missing two in a row"@Money23green reveals what was said during the back-and-forth with @KDtrey5 during Warriors-Suns game pic.twitter.com/2wlxNsrngT
— The Draymond Green Show with Baron Davis (@DraymondShow) December 4, 2024
However, if there’s one thing for certain about Kevin Durant, he will never back down from trash talk. He responded in kind, walking down the court, and draining a three-pointer from the corner over Green.
While Green contributed 13 points and seven assists in vain, Durant posted a double-double with 21 points and 10 rebounds en route to the Suns’ 113-105 victory, showcasing why he remains one of the NBA’s premier talents.
Draymond Green reveals truth behind mending relationship with Kevin Durant
Draymond Green also addressed a past incident that strained his relationship with Kevin Durant. Following Green’s suspension last season for striking Jusuf Nurkic, Durant said Green should get some help. Green has admitted that he was deeply upset by Durant’s remarks.
Despite his initial anger, Green revealed that the two former teammates cleared the air over the offseason. They had a direct, face-to-face conversation where Durant explained his perspective, saying he hadn’t anticipated his comments being interpreted negatively.
For Green, Durant’s words carried extra weight because of their history as teammates who won two NBA titles together. While their final season in Golden State included public clashes, their mutual respect appears to have outlasted any lingering tensions.
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