Boston rival Draymond Green discussed the Celtics, sounded off on NBA's second apron luxury tax, and the NBPA.

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Draymond Green believes Cooper Flagg is fortunate. Flagg will join the Dallas Mavericks as the number one pick. Green notes ...

One thing about the Michigan State basketball program is that Spartans protect Spartans, and that is exactly what happened ...

Golden State Warriors veteran Draymond Green says Cooper Flagg holds an unlikely luxury as the NBA Draft's No. 1 overall pick ...

Former NBA player Gilbert Arenas recently sparked debate among the NBA community with his remarks about the league’s ring ...

Brooks didn’t just stop at trash talk—he orchestrated a masterclass in playoff disrespect. According to reports, Brooks ...

At the moment, there's nothing crazier than the trade proposals getting suggested around Milwaukee Bucks foward Giannis ...

Green stated Kevin Durant’s undeniable impact on the court but acknowledged that his move to Houston isn’t just about ...

Draymond Green had a rough upbringing in Saginaw, Michigan, and was often tasked with defending himself during his youth.

Following Paul George's harsh critique of Bailey's pre-draft approach, Golden State Warriors' Draymond Green weighed in as ...

The Warriors star, who helped bring four championships to the Bay, shed light on his future in the league Tuesday from Cannes ...