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Draymond Green accuses NBA referee of 'Agenda' according to the technical foul by game 2

Draymond Green accuses NBA referee of 'Agenda' according to the technical foul by game 2

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Draymond Green accuses NBA referee of 'Agenda' after the technical foul of game 2 has originally been published in NBC Sports Bay Area

Draymond Green has the feeling of being targeted by NBA officials, and he has enough of the treatment he considers to be biased.

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He pressed his feelings towards reporters in the changing room on Thursday evening after the Warriors' defeat against the Minnesota Timberwolves in the Target Center in game 2 of the Western Conference semi-final.

“I'm not an angry black man,” said Green. “I am a very successful, educated black man with a great family. And I'm great in basketball. Great in what I do. The agenda to keep looking like an angry black man is crazy. I'm full. It's ridiculous.”

This is the outbreak of a man who feels persecuted.

There is an understream of faith in the league that Green's history of fines and suspensions has led to different and less mild rules for him than his teammates. Some believe it – Draymond obviously does it – but others don't.

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This happens four days after Green had given a passionate explanation that re -enabled his commitment to his teammates and his craft. And it followed a technical foul to which he reacted with enough anger so that the warriors send a train to de -escalate the situation.

After the crew chief Tony Brothers after checking a technical foul on Green for a slim left arm that ended up in the second quarter in the second quarter, Green Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler and coach Steve Kerr landed on the latest status of Minnesotas Naz Reid.

Kerr finally decided to put the next six minutes green on the bench, hoping that he would cool down. There were no more flare ups for the rest of the game, but Draymond's postgame statement is proof that he was still boiling.

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This was Greens fifth technical foul in nine after season games. A one-game suspension meets after a player has reached seven. He also has two obvious fouls in his main book, and four of them also justify suspension.

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