Warriors forward Draymond Green enjoys the Kevin Durant-PJ Tucker brawl, calls the league soft for sending security to break it up
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Game 3 of the Nets-Bucks series is all that the people hoped for. Coming back home, the Bucks started the game off strong, taking a 30-11 lead to end the first quarter. Giannis Antetokounmpo and Khris Middleton scored all 30 points for the Bucks, as they enjoyed a nice lead over the Nets.
However, Kyrie Irving and Bruce Brown had different ideas. They came kicking in the second quarter. The Nets outscored the Bucks 31-15. From a 19 point deficit, the Nets cut it to 3 points at the half.
Kevin Durant, after having a 2-10 shooting half, came alive in the third and scored 13 points. However, despite the pushes by the Nets, the Bucks have managed to hold on to a 2 point lead to end the 3rd quarter.
Draymond Green mocks the league, as security came on court for the Kevin Durant scuffle
PJ Tucker was called on a defensive possession against Kevin Durant in the third quarter. After keeping Durant on a tight leash the entire game, Durant had something to say to Tucker. That soon turned into a heated argument, resulting in a shove.
As it can be seen, security ran to the floor as soon as the players shoved each other. Draymond Green found this to be hilarious. He felt as if the league has gotten too soft. Mo security would have run for such brawls in the ’90s or the 2000s.
The Nets-Bucks game still has some time to go. The Bucks would try to hold on to their lead and record their first win in the series. The Nets, on the other hand, would look to take the game, and wrap the series as soon as they can.
