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“It’s Not Just the Stephen Curry Show!”: Andre Iguodala Once Recalled Draymond Green Picking a Fight With Warriors Superstar

Raahib Singh
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"It's Not Just the Stephen Curry Show!": Andre Iguodala Once Recalled Draymond Green Picking a Fight With Warriors Superstar

Warriors’ veteran Andre Iguodala recalled an incident from the 2016 Playoffs where Draymond Green yelled at Stephen Curry

The Golden State Warriors are going through a rough patch. After winning the 2022 NBA Championship and a successful Japan trip, everyone was excited to see the Dubs begin their title defense. However, within the first few days of the training camp, Draymond Green and Jordan Poole got into a feud.

In case you missed the video leaked by TMZ yesterday, the whole situation seems bad.

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This isn’t the first time Draymond has gotten in trouble with his teammates. Being the vocal leader of the team, it’s bound to happen at times. In fact, Klay Thompson even joked about it at media day.

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However, we haven’t seen him go after Stephen Curry or Klay Thompson that way. We know he tells them what’s on his mind, but never have we heard him going after the Splash Bros during game time. Until Andre Iguodala talked about the same on his podcast.

Andre Iguodala shared when Draymond Green went after Stephen Curry in-game

Earlier in May, Andre had Steph on his Point Forward podcast. There, a lot of tea was spilled. While talking about the Warriors, Andre revealed his favorite Steph moment of all-time.

Andre said,

“My favorite Steph story is, Draymond is going to be so mad at me, we were in Portland, I think you might have been out for a couple of games and you came back,” Iguodala said to Steph Curry. “So he’s just trying to in his legs figure it out, like he’s gotta get his attempts. Alright, and I get it! So he hadn’t gotten back to his groove yet right, so he might be you know he 2/12 or whatever.”

As expected, Draymond was getting mad. Steph was finding his ground, but Draymond couldn’t let the team risk losing because of that.

“Draymond start getting Draymond. Hey man, it’s the Warriors! This a Steph Curry show but it’s not just the Steph Curry, it’s the Warriors.’ I’m like, Draymond just chill man, jet let him. ‘No G, we working hard out here too!'”

Dray was getting restless and pent-up. When Curry put up another shot, he went up to Steph and pointed it out.

“So, Steph took another shot and [Draymond] going crazy. So like, [Steph] looked at me one time and was like ‘yo who he yelling at?’ I’m like, I don’t know. [Steph] was like ‘Draymond what did you say?’ Draymond was like ‘man you took a bad shot!’ Then [Steph] looked at me and was like ‘and I’m gonna shoot it again!'”

Steph kept being Steph, and we saw the Warriors make their way to the NBA Finals that year.

Also Read: 230 lbs Draymond Green, who was recently spotted fighting Jordan Poole, tried his hand in football but failed miserably

Draymond Green getting into it with other teammates

Dray is the vocal leader on the team. He always puts forth what’s on his mind, whether it pleases others or not. We all remember his infamous brawl with Kevin Durant in Los Angeles, while the Dubs were playing the Clippers. Intentionally or not, that led to KD leaving the Dubs for the Nets.

We’re seeing the aftermath of Green punching Jordan Poole in the face right now. While Draymond is the team’s leader, he needs to know when to stop. It remains to be seen what the consequences of his actions would be, but we can’t fathom them being good.

Also Read: Draymond Green, Who Sucker Punched Jordan Poole for ‘Talking Sh*t’, Once Praised the Young Star for the Same

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Raahib Singh

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Raahib Singh is an NBA Journalist and Content Strategist at The SportsRush. A Computer Science Engineer by qualification, Raahib's passion for sports drew him towards TSR. He started playing basketball at 14 and has been following the NBA since 2013. His entry into the basketball world perfectly coincided with Stephen Curry putting the league on notice. Having followed the league for a long time, he decided to use his knowledge to become a sportswriter with The SportsRush in 2020. Raahib loves to put up some shots in his spare time, watch Cricket, Formula 1, and/or read a nice thriller.

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