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Green was unapologetic and defiant in a statement that lasted more than two minutes.
Green declared, "I'm never going to change." He's going to have a relationship with him, and he's going to have a role in the future.
Full Draymond Green statement in text form. Most eyebrow raising part, in my opinion: "Whatever Kevin decides to do, whatever Klay decides to do, what has decided to do, we had great years together." pic.twitter.com/YAfzwmAbcn
– Anthony Slater (@anthonyVslater) November 15, 2018
"I've read a lot about, Oh, is this the end of the run? Or is it over? Or did I ruin it? Or did I force Kevin to leave? "Green said, declining to take questions. "You know, at the end of the day, I've said before, whatever Kevin decides to do, whatever Klay [Thompson] make to do, we had great years together. "
That's quite the statement of the emotional leader of a team trying to win its third straight NBA championship. You are in the same position as before, but it is sure to sound as if you are three-time.
Things can change, obviously, as it took less than 24 hours to reach DEFCON alert status. Green did say that he had been speaking to "moving forward." He took some ownership of his actions, bringing his emotions to the best of him and not working in his favor. If he and Durant are going to patch their relationship, that's a good place to start. However, by immediately following those feelings with a vow never to change, it seems only a matter of time before they clash again.
Green repeatedly called Durant "a bitch," for our own Chris Haynes, and accused his teammate of using Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O'Neal's in the Warriors are trying to become the first team Los Angeles Lakers to three-peat – all about himself. (For what it's worth, Warriors teammate Andre Iguodala compared Shaq and Kobe's feud to the one between Durant and Green, telling reporters, "Shaq and Kobe is not like each other.")
On the left of the night, when speaking on the night of the night, he said: "I do not really think that even matters at this point right now. "
That was followed by this report:
There are more questions than the argument over who should have taken possession of the Los Angeles Clippers, and they will not be resolved by a civilian conversation on the way into shootaround. Whether or not Green's statement to the media was the first step towards patching their fractured relationship remains to be seen.
As for his relationship with the management of the team, he has reportedly taken a negative view of his suspicion.
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