Quote from: stadus on October 10, 2022, 04:03:09 PM

Right, he already knows what to do in-terms of offensive play but what about during defense? People are hyping him especially from the Philippines because he will be the first full-blooded Filipino basketball player to play in the NBA, but his fans should also know that he is not that ready, and he will just get embarrassed because he is still raw mainly in his defense capabilities. He should work that out as his future role is a center, he can't avoid the times when there will be a player who will try to embarrass him inside.

Well, I am hyping him up because he is a fellow Filipino, but after that Exhibition match with the Oklahoma Thunder, he isn't showing great defensive skill, I know he is given just 8 mins to play in the game or if he's even having beef with not having the ball or the coach doesn't really recognize his potential I think all of them in the team is given equal time to be playing, he isn't just fit to be on the court the whole time, but I think he should have shown that he has what it take from offense to defense that he is ready, we Filipino really is quick to judge on a certain situation but we really don't get the whole picture of things,

Quote from: agustina2 on October 10, 2022, 11:57:59 PM

Draymond Green is nothing without his desired teammates, the splash brothers, and the other championship core during their dominance. To cover his lack of good performance, he's now becoming the advisor of their young cores but sometimes, there's might be a time that he is below the belt.

I know Green already realized what he did wrong. He apologized to Poole already. That's the start of forming much-good chemistry between him and Poole.

I think social media really lit the fire to the extent that it became a forest fire, Draymond Green has said his apology and I think it is on Jordan Poole if he would accept that apology, Draymond and Steve Kerr added in his days playing with the Chicago Bulls it is pretty much standard for teammates to have something like this, and with Michael Jordan, on your team, it will be a lot of trash talking, this could be a normal trash talk gone pretty much bad, but amidst all of this fire lit if the two could say they're sorry and would definitely makeup, those bond will be a lot stronger I think this is just a friend fight and nothing that huge, the Warriors, in my opinion, could still stick as glue when it comes to the finals

Well, anyway this is really not a huge problem for the Golden State Warriors their real problem would be if they win the Championship title again those salary increases will be just as bad as their players have scuffled some altercation like this,