“Know Who To Talk To, Jimmy Butler Is Cooking Grant Williams”: Draymond Green Seemingly References Dillon Brooks-LeBron James Scuffle
Jimmy Butler and the Miami Heat are en route to establishing themselves as perhaps the greatest 8th seed in NBA history. On their way to taking up a 2-0 lead against the second seeded Boston Celtics, Butler and Grant Williams got into a war of words that led to them butting heads in the process. Draymond Green, a man who isn’t afraid of physical confrontation and enjoys the ‘game within the game’, took to Twitter to throw shade at Grant while perhaps references another moment involving his ‘best friend’ in these Playoffs.
As expected, the second the Celtics took their foot off the pedal, the Coach Spo and the Heat took advantage. They would go on an 18-4 run late in the 4th quarter with the Celts only points after that run coming off a couple free throws.
Miami, with their 2-0 lead, has decimated Boston’s home-court advantage and is now heading back to South Beach in hopes of winning both at home and sweeping Jayson Tatum and company.
Draymond Green ‘warns’ Grant Williams about talking to Jimmy Butler
Draymond Green has had his fair share of bombastic Playoff moments. So, seeing Jimmy Butler touch foreheads with Grant Williams must’ve brought back several memories for the former Defensive Player of the Year.
Green took to Twitter to tweet out, “Gotta know when to talk and to who, Jimmy cookin’ Grant. And now he out lol.”
Gotta know when to talk and to who…Jimmy cookin Grant. And now he out lol
— Draymond Green (@Money23Green) May 20, 2023
Both Grant and Jimmy were chirping at one another throughout the latter part of the game. the Li-Ning athlete got a couple of tough buckets on him and Grant made a wide-open three leading to him talking trash to him.
Jimmy Butler’s reaction to Grant Williams. 😂😂
— Hoop Central (@TheHoopCentral) May 20, 2023
Jimmy Butler and Grant Williams. 🍿🍿
— Hoop Central (@TheHoopCentral) May 20, 2023
However, what led to Grant being subbed out was a fadeaway bucket from the baseline from Butler, leading to what Green said at the end of his tweet.
Was Draymond Green referencing the LeBron James-Dillon Brooks beef?
Draymond tweeting this out has also led many to believe that he’s clearly referencing the first round series between the Lakers and the Grizzlies. This series saw Dillon Brooks talk an inordinate amount of trash to LeBron James, resulting in the Grizz getting beat by 40 points in Crypto Arena in Game 6 and getting eliminated from the postseason.
Green and the Warriors had their own separate rivalry with Memphis in last year’s Western Conference Semis. Brooks was an irritant in that series as well and has had a scuffle with Draymond and company in the past. It wouldn’t be surprising in the slightest if Green kept this in mind while tweeting this out.
About the author
-
Shubham Singh •
Chet Holmgren Says He Doesn’t See Victor Wembanyama as a Rival in the League
-
Akash Murty •
Jordan Poole and Andrew Wiggins’ Contract Extension Makes Warriors’ $275 Million Luxury Tax in 2024 Bigger Than Knicks and Grizzlies’ Combined Salaries
-
Nithin Joseph •
Days After Shaquille O’Neal Discussed Tyrese Haliburton’s $260,000,000 Deal, Pacers Star Explains ‘Baby Shower’ Photos After Massive Contract Extension
-
Tonoy Sengupta •
“It’s Gonna Be Scary”: Zion Williamson’s Rise From Criticism Earns Praise From Pelicans HC
-
Satagni Sikder •
“Are They Dead Between the Ears?”: NBA Analyst Harshly Criticizes Joel Embiid and the 76ers for ‘Back-to-Back’ Excuse
-
Advait Jajodia •
“Rafael Nadal is the GOAT”: Pau Gasol pays the ultimate respect to the Spanish tennis icon as he defeats Carlos Alcaraz to advance to the finals at Indian Wells
