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We all know, everybody knows by now,

Draymond Green last night in a pivotal game that the Warriors were able to win,

despite his absence, he was suspended, ejected, I should say,

three and a half minutes into the game.

Steph Curry was beside himself.

May have even been crying, was tearing up, was emotional, whatever it was.

And Steph ended up making the trouble game winning baskets toward the end.

But it was, everybody knows by now what happened.

There's no defending Draymond Green. It was selfish. It was terrible.

It was juvenile. It was indefensible, as I said. So let's move on a little bit. Let's take the

story a little bit forward. Jay Williams, the former NBA player now on ESPN

is a commentator, does a great job. He said this, Martin, about the after effects of Draymond

Green's ejection. Here he is. I'm getting texts from people that I value their decision, right?

High level people. And what these texts are reading is, well, how about the leadership of

Stephen Curry? That's where these conversations are going. And in my brain, right, processing

information, Molly, I'm going to mean. How about the leadership of Stephen Curry? They're calling

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