Basketball Hall of Famer Tim Hardaway says the Miami Heat could have won a three-peat if they had drafted Draymond Green in the 2012 NBA Draft.

If Tim Hardaway had his way, Draymond Green would have ended up playing for the Miami Heat. Hardaway used to work as a scout for the Heat, and before the 2012 NBA Draft, Tim said he had told Heat President Pat Riley to draft Green with the Heat's 27th overall pick that year.

About 30 minutes before the Golden State Warriors tipped off against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday night, Draymond Green found time to do Draymond Green things, sending out what is surely meant to be a constructive message to New York Knicks big man Karl-Anthony Towns.

Draymond Green didn’t hold back, taking aim at Karl-Anthony Towns for his lackluster defensive effort against Nikola Jokic during a recent matchup between the New York Knicks and the Denver Nuggets. Golden State Warriors veteran Draymond Green has never been shy about sharing his opinions—whether on the court,

Warriors star Draymond Green did not hold back about his thoughts on Knicks center Karl-Anthony Towns on Wednesday.