Over his NBA career, Draymond Green has harmed a great deal of people. Rudy Gobert, the center for the Timberwolves, was among the most recent players he injured. Remarkably, Gobert expressed only sympathy for Green’s punishment.
Rudy Gobert responded to Draymond Green’s indefinite suspension in an ESPN interview with Tim MacMahon.
“I feel sorry for him,” Gobert said to ESPN. “You witness someone who is ill on the inside and in pain. When you take away the game and everything else, you want someone to be healthy so they can compete and have fun, just like we do every night.”
Rudy Gobert is the one who ought to have specific feelings toward Draymond Green. In addition to being excessive, Green’s chokehold on Gobert led to unwarranted stories about the Timberwolves, with many fans labeling them as weak. Gobert feels horrible for Green, but he still thinks the punishment is appropriate.
“I’m not sure what that really means, so it’s hard to tell,” Gobert replied. “After all, you don’t want someone to suffer severe injuries. You must make that right. That concludes it.
Warriors supporters may find it difficult to accept, but Draymond Green deserves the indefinite suspension. He was hurting other NBA players repeatedly with no consequences and no sense of accountability for his acts. He had to quit being enabled at some point.
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