Mar. 15, 2025
Draymond Green.Photo:Christian Petersen/Getty
Christian Petersen/Getty
The NBAsaidin a statement Wednesday night that “this outcome takes into account Green’s repeated history of unsportsmanlike acts.”
Green, 33, will be “required to meet certain league and team conditions before he returns to play,” the league’s statement added.The Golden State Warriors star will reportedly lose $153,941 per game if the suspension lasts less than 20 games and $202,922 per game if it goes on for more than 20 games, according toESPN.
Mar. 15, 2025
Draymond Green in the 2022 NBA Finals.Photo: Maddie Meyer/Getty Images
Tuesday night was an evening to forget for theGolden State Warriors.
The reigning champs' defensive specialistDraymond Greensaid a fan made threats against his life during the third quarter of a frustrating game for Golden State that ended in a 128-111 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks.
Green, 32,was seen engaging in a heated exchangewith a person sitting courtside before approaching a referee to have the fan removed from the arena.
Mar. 15, 2025
Photo:Christian Petersen/Getty
Christian Petersen/Getty
But the 33-year-old Golden State Warriors star said he changed his mind after talking with a seemingly unlikely ally.
“I had a conversation with Adam Silver, commissioner of our league,” Greensaid on his podcast,The Draymond Green Show. “I just told him, ‘Adam, it’s too much for me, like, this is too much. It’s all becoming too much for me, and I’m going to retire.’ ”
Silver, however, pushed back on Green’s knee-jerk reaction.
Mar. 15, 2025
Hazel Renee, Cash Green, Draymond Jamal Green Jr., Olive and Draymond Green attend Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 2024 at Barker Hangar on July 13, 2024 in Santa Monica, California.Photo:Jon Kopaloff/Getty
Jon Kopaloff/Getty
Draymond Greenmay be a four-time NBA champion and one of the Golden State Warriors’ most vocal leaders, but off the court, his biggest role is being a father to his four kids: Olive, Draymond Jr., Cash and Hunni.
Mar. 15, 2025
Tessa Bailey and the cover of ‘Dream Girl Drama’.Photo:Nisha Ver Halen; Avon
Nisha Ver Halen; Avon
Tessa Bailey’sDream Girl Drama, the latest addition to the romance author’sBig Shotsseries, arrived on Feb. 4 to a dedicated readership who already can’t get enough. According to the bestselling writer, however, the novel originally wasn’t supposed to exist at all.“I was going to end theBig Shotsseries after the second book,” Bailey tells PEOPLE during an interview in collaboration with Spotify Audiobooks.