ESPN analyst Kendrick Perkins called out Draymond Green on Wednesday night for his defense on the Timberwolves' Julius Randle.

During Game 4 of the Golden State Warriors’ series against the Minnesota Timberwolves, Draymond Green found himself in hot water. In the final seconds, cameras caught Green telling his teammates, “spread is 5.

ESPN’s Tim MacMahon has no use for Draymond Green’s claims of an agenda to portray him as an “angry black man.” The reporter rolled his eyes and went off on the Warriors’ controversial big man Friday while hearing Green’s comments after picking up his fifth technical foul of the postseason and also dealing with “racially charged comments” being directed his way during Golden State’s Game 2 loss to Minnesota on Thursday “Oh,

As if there weren't enough already going on with Draymond Green, an NBA insider said Monday that the Warriors star could get in trouble after ESPN cameras caught him making a gambling reference at the end of Game 3 against the Timberwolves.

Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green’s pointed postgame remarks following Game 2 of the Western Conference Semifinals sparked a notable response from ESPN analyst Michael Wilbon, who said the comments left him “smiling” for reasons deeply rooted in shared experience.

Three ESPN reporters unloaded on Warriors star Draymond Green on an episode of Brian Windhorst's "Hoops Collective" podcast on Thursday night, calling him a "crazy person" and responding to his postgame statement decrying his portrayal as an "angry black man" with a flippant "Shut up,