Here you go. go. repeated history. That's the nothing personal word of the day. It is

Thursday, December 14th, 2003.

Repeated history is the reason that the NBA,

through Joe Dumars, said that Drayman Green

would be suspended indefinitely. Let me bring you back.

Drey Mon Green has been ejected, he's missed a finals game, he stepped on a chest, got involved in a fight.

This year alone, three suspensions, flailed his arms as though he were flopping just the other night.

I then did an entire wait to see telling you that Dreymon's only going to be suspended

for five games or fewer because I didn't think the NBA would use this is the

example this is the straw that would break the camels back this didn't seem nearly as

egregious and it took the NBA about a minute and a half

to tell me that I completely underestimated how badly they want Dreymon Green out of the leak.

So yesterday, the NBA announced, we have taken into account Green's repeated history of un-sportsman-like acts.

There is no specific number of games in Dremen-Green suspension.

Dremen Green will have the time he needs

to deal with the challenges he's facing. He'll be required to meet certain league

and team conditions before he returns to play. I'm a pretty simple guy. I don't

know what that means. It's like the John Moran suspension

when it first started. Hey we're not going to put a time on this. It's going to have to deal with

his issues and he's going to have to deal with his issues,

and he's going to have to check a lot of boxes

before we'll consider it.

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