Draymond Green said that despite the suspension that kept him off the court for a pivotal Game 3, he will continue 'to play the game, operate how I operate, be exactly who I am because that leads to winning.'
. He watched that game from the Oakland Coliseum just across the parking lot from the Warriors arena., he watched from his home in San Francisco.
But despite missing two pivotal games due to suspension, Green doesn't plan on changing his antics any time soon. "They created a Draymond rule before, that s--- don't work. I'm still sitting here," Green said after practice Saturday. He will return to the lineup Sunday when the Warriors host the Kings in Game 4.
"Draymond won't be moved by the Draymond rule," Green added. "I'll continue to play the game how I play the game, operate how I operate, be exactly who I am because that leads to winning. If I was losing, they wouldn't be creating Draymond rules. As long as they create Draymond rules, that means we're winning and that's great ... but it doesn't change Draymond."and his behavior afterward -- egging on the crowd and not being apologetic afterward.
"If we're going to start punishing the retaliators, and not the instigators, then we've got a problem in this league," Rivers said Friday. "I think the league is setting up a very dangerous precedent right now."
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