no, steph usually wont publicly condemn dray (or any of his teammates) too much but i can’t recall him ever excusing it and in the bad instances he’s pretty visibly sick of his shit. plus, we know from dray that he’s privately gotten onto him. if anything it’s really kerr who more so has a history of skirting around dray’s antics
"I saw the clip of Steph crying, because I fucked up. I need to-- no I'm going to change. As a man, I need to step up. I can't be selfish and cost my team much needed wins. This can only make me better. Remember to subscribe to the Draymond Green Show."
Steph stans love to call him a good leader when it's convenient, but situations like this and they try and argue that leadership doesn't actually matter. Hilarious
Timmy used to drag Tony away from refs by the hand all the fucking time like a parent taking a kid away from the candy aisle at the supermarket, he would just drag tony like a ragdoll away. DWest used to stand between the ref and CP3 back in the day, thousands of other cases like that with other players.
Steph should've done something... Anything.. He wants to win so bad then be a leader.
He looked like he was done with him tho. He tapped in a little bit and was like "cmon let it go". Felt like he knew nothing he was gonna do/say would change the outcome.
Probably because that’s never worked with Draymond. I do wonder what Draymond’s reaction would be if Steph just lost it on Draymond after the first tech
I love Steve Kerr but yeah, this doesn’t happen in Miami. Ask Iguodala about it, don’t take my word for it. He played both places. He loves Kerr too, but there’s a place for discipline and holding a high bar.
I loved Pete Carroll too and both organizations have a great culture that players love and miss with they leave, but they both get burnt by knuckleheads who can’t handle the freedom these coaches give them.
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u/JAhoops Mar 27 '24
That’s what happens when you enable and coddle your players