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

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,

Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green is never shy about speaking his mind, and he sounded off on the state of the game early on Saturday morning during All-Star Weekend in San Francisco. Green called the modern NBA "very boring" and explained why he loves to compete against LeBron James.

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.

The Golden State Warriors pulled off a coup at the trade deadline, landing Jimmy Butler in a massive deal. However, before the deal was pulled off, According

Draymond Green spoke Saturday about the state of the NBA game, including officiating and treatment of stars, and how it's different from the past.

“Before Butler arrived, Green had a standing request of the team’s front office that he deemed vital to their renaissance: Go get another “a–hole,” as one team source described it,” the two wrote. “Another fiery, two-way talent like him who would say what needed to be said at all times and compete on the knife’s edge on both ends of the floor.”

Before making his proclamation on national TV, Draymond Green had been telling many around him how confident he is in this Warriors team.