Stephen A. Smith cryptically points out Klay Thompson and Draymond Green ‘look happier’ whenever they are in LA, fans make NSFW comments involving LeBron James
Stephen A. Smith's recent comment about Klay Thompson and Draymond Green's apparent joy in Los Angeles has sparked curiosity among basketball fans.
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Basketball enthusiasts were caught off-guard by Stephen A. Smith’s recent remark regarding Klay Thompson and Draymond Green’s apparent jubilance in Los Angeles. Smith, a prominent sports commentator, piqued curiosity when he jested, “They always look happier when they’re in LA. I wonder why?” This statement sparked a fresh discussion about the two Warriors’ legends’ friendship and rapport.
Klay Thompson and Draymond Green have been playing together for a decade, winning three championships in the process. Their camaraderie has been tested over the years, with injuries, squabbles, and controversies. Nevertheless, they remain steadfast friends and dedicated to each other and the team.
In their last game against the Los Angeles Lakers, Thompson proved that he is still a dominant force to be reckoned with despite missing two seasons due to injuries. He registered 23 points, eight rebounds, and four assists. On the other hand, Green’s return from a knee contusion exhibited his versatility and impact on the team, contributing 12 points, nine rebounds, eight assists, two blocks, and two steals.
While their performance on the court is impressive, their off-court dynamic is also a subject of fascination among fans. Smith’s comment about their apparent merriment in LA may have been a subtle jab at the Warriors’ rivalry with the Lakers and the Clippers. It could also suggest that the duo relishes LA’s climate, entertainment options, or even its attractive populace more than San Francisco.
To sum it up, the friendship and competition between Klay Thompson and Draymond Green are compelling facets of the NBA. Although Stephen A. Smith’s comment may have been a jest, it emphasizes the public’s interest in the duo’s personal lives. Whether they appear happier in LA or not, their on-court synergy and off-court friendship will continue to captivate basketball enthusiasts.
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NBA Players Ja Morant and Fred VanVleet Drug-Tested After Scoring 71 Points Each
Ja Morant and Fred VanVleet recently showcased impressive performances by scoring 71 points each in separate games. However, their achievement triggered drug tests from the NBA’s drug-testing program, which is designed to promote fair play and safeguard player health and safety. NBA players can be selected for up to four random drug tests during the regular season and twice in the offseason, and positive tests for performance-enhancing drugs can result in significant suspensions.
Interestingly, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the NBA has suspended all drug testing for marijuana since March 2020. While the NBA claims this decision is based on safety and health reasons, some speculate it may also be influenced by changing attitudes and laws regarding marijuana use in certain states where NBA teams are located.
The incident with Ja Morant and Fred VanVleet highlights the potential impact of the NBA’s drug-testing program on high-scoring players. Morant even tweeted that it was his seventh drug test of the season, which raises questions about the fairness of the program’s selection process.
Despite this, the NBA’s drug-testing program remains an essential aspect of promoting fair play and safeguarding player health. As attitudes and laws regarding marijuana use continue to evolve, it will be intriguing to see how the NBA adapts its policies to reflect these changes.
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