Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green made an appearance during All-Star Weekend, drawing comments from an NBA legend, comments he didn’t hesitate to fire back at. One of the most outspoken players in the NBA,

The NBA All-Star Weekend saw a lot of takes being fired from NBA players across generations. One of those takes came from Draymond Green, who referred to the modern game as 'boring.' This upset legend Oscar Robertson,

On Sunday Butler completed his sixth game with the Warriors and scored 18 points to help lead the Dubs to a 24-point win over the Dallas Mavericks. Afterwards, Green explained why he felt the urge to tell the world the Warriors were guaranteed champions— and it all comes back to the team's newest member.

Playing in the All-Star Game is a genuine privilege and NBA stars should get to do whatever they want with it.

Warriors forward Draymond Green has a theory about why the All-Star Game has gotten worse and worse over the years.

The NBA All-Star Game is in the rearview, but the conversation surrounding the new format is still a key discussion among fans and players. As the tournament we

Draymond Green did a whole lot of talking over the weekend at the NBA All-Star Game, but legend Oscar Robertson was none too impressed by the Warriors’ star’s declaration that the league was

Oscar Robertson slams Draymond Green as he called the modern NBA “boring,” citing a lack of substance in the game.

The TNT Inside the NBA crew—Charles Barkley, Shaquille O’Neal, and Kenny Smith—each drafted an All-Star squad, while WNBA legend Candace Parker led the fourth team made up of first- and second-year players who were a part of the NBA Rising Stars tournament championship team on Friday night.

Draymond Green did not hold back when giving his view of the NBA All-Star Game’s new format. The Warriors star ripped the structure during TNT’s broadcast between the first and second games, calling it “unfair” to guys who worked to earn the right to be called an All-Star.