Green Unleashes Fury: Draymond Green Claps Back at Stephen A. Smith Over Hypothetical Punching Claims

Stephen A. Smith‘s recent tirade against LeBron James has stunned everybody associated with the sporting world. The Los Angeles Lakers superstar though, has tried to keep his sanity when responding to the ESPN analyst. His close friend Draymond Green though, does not seem to care.

The Golden State Warriors superstar first came out to say that Smith calling James ‘weak’ would usually get ‘hands put on him’. Green believed the ESPN analyst was taking it too far especially after questioning James’ ability to be a father.

After the Lakers star trolled Smith on The Pat McAfee Show, the 57-year-old suggested that he would have landed a punch if it came to it. Now Draymond Green had the ammunition to go back at the ESPN executive producer.

I was a little baffled by Stephen A. saying that he would’ve swung on Bron after he just kind of questioned me. To come out and do the very thing you tried to use against me, I thought was a little, not only petty, but contradictory to what you just did.

Draymond Green said

The four-time champion added that Stephen A. Smith, with his reputation, should not use words such as ‘punching’. Instead, he was hypocritical when he slammed Green for using the same rhetoric. Green believes Smith was using his past to paint a narrative and win the discourse.

Former NBA star questions Stephen A. Smith’s stand towards LeBron James

In between all of this, the primary question everyone had was why Stephen A. Smith went on a tirade after initially accepting that LeBron James confronted him as a father. Former player Raymond Feltonbelieves Smith did not stand on how he feels about the Lakers superstar.

Stephen A. Smith talking about something like, ‘I never liked him’. If somebody is approaching me that I don’t like, I’m already on the fence.

Raymond Felton said

He believes if somebody is being approached by a person they do not like, there is no way they will be at ease. After that to first accept why the Los Angeles Lakers superstar confronted him. Then to go on a run of appearances calling the Lakers star out was Smith not standing on business.

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