Interesting Danny Green Interview

[tim_duncan_fan]

Everyone has tip-toed around the Kawhi situation and not a single person has fully spoken their minds-- Pop, Manu, Tony, Green, etc... Danny's right-- everything has been "cordial," but to the point where the real story is mostly hidden. I have to admit though how strong bias is: when I rooted for Kawhi, he was a charming, unique, no trash talk anomaly in a league full of typical loudmouthed guys. Now he's a frustratingly uncommunicative player who is hurting his own rep by being silent... He probably hasn't really changed all that much. What's changed is my allegiance.

That's not complete bias.

He never had a reason to speak up publicly before. He had reason and contractual obligation to speak up last year. Communicating with Pop and then letting the world know he had communicated Pop was the only correct thing to do, whether he was intending to leave or not.

[RodNIc91]

One of the most overrated players in Spurs history tbh

Not sure if serious…

[SpursDynasty85]

Ok. That dunk over White was explosive enough. His D still still seems pretty good but not as good as before. He fouls more and tries to bully smaller players when he used to outfinesse them even with his size and reach advantage. He definitely coasts more on defense.

[ElNono]

Not sure if serious…

muh transition defense