Draymond Green’s Blunt Take on Celtics: No One Cares About Conference Finals
Draymond Green did not hold back in his assessment of the Boston Celtics’ recent playoff performance. The outspoken forward dismissed their achievement of reaching the Eastern Conference Finals, stating that it’s not enough for a team with championship aspirations. “No one cares that they’re going back to the Eastern Conference finals,” Green asserted, emphasizing that the only satisfactory outcome for the Celtics is winning the NBA title
Green on Celtics’ Strategy: It Was Fun to Try
In a more nuanced critique, Green discussed the Warriors’ significant 52-point loss to the Celtics, attributing it to an experimental defensive strategy against Jaylen Brown. He revealed that the plan was implemented just minutes before the game, noting, “I thought it was fun to try,” indicating that the loss was less concerning than it appeared
Draymond Green to Celtics Fans: “Enjoy the Regular Season, But It’s Championship or Bust”
Addressing the Celtics’ passionate fanbase, Green reflected a certain satisfaction in their frustrations, while also defending players like Jayson Tatum from undue criticism. His comments underscore a belief that the Celtics’ success will ultimately be measured by their ability to win under playoff pressure.
These headlines encapsulate Green’s candid and often controversial views on one of his team’s fiercest rivals, providing a mix of criticism and grudging respect.
