Draymond Green Slams Doris Burke Over Biased Reporting, Using Broadcasts to “Take Shots” at Him

The Golden State Warriors’ 113-126 loss to the San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday would sting heavily. After all, they were 16 points up in the third quarter, even with Stephen Curry out, and had done a good job containing Victor Wembanyama till that point. Their effort was commendable, especially the way Draymond Green guarded in the game.

Green scored 17 points and helped limit Wembanyama to 26, though the Frenchman’s contribution proved enough for the Spurs eventually. However, life was made extremely difficult for Wemby in the first half.

And during his tussle with Green, Wembanyama looked overwhelmed, before getting physical, even, wrapping his arms around Green at one point in the game. However, the way the game was called by commentator Doris Burke, who turned a blind eye to Green’s exemplary defense on an almost unstoppable player, disappointed some Warriors fans, and the star, too.

A fan presented Green’s work and Wemby getting bogged down and physical on social media platform threads, calling out Burke. “Doris Burke, completely ignoring the fact that Wemby has his arm completely wrapped around Green.” Green responded and didn’t hold back his thoughts either.

“She [Burke] will always ignore things happening to me and only half-mention the good. And take shots when they are available. Been that way for a while,” Green replied to the post.

Draymond calls out Doris Burke

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Green has many enemies in the league. Most of them are players who’ve seen his ugly side when he resorts to fights or reacts disproportionately, even violently, to relatively minor incidents on the court. Ask Rudy Gobert or Josef Nurkic. They may not admit it, but they would genuinely avoid altercations with Green.

This has also not helped Green’s reputation among journalists and broadcasters. His ability is not in question, and people know how great a defender he can be. However, a chokehold on a multiple-time Defensive Player of the Year is something that becomes difficult to forget.

That said, commentary should not be biased either. Green has a right to be upset about the fact that Burke rarely says positive things about him, even when he is actually playing well. For instance, against the Spurs on Wednesday, it was one of his better nights of the 2025-26 season.

A small acknowledgment of that would not have hurt and may have prevented this online dig at Burke.