Draymond Green

The NBA fined Green $50,000 for a public comment considered to have questioned officials' integrity.

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Green struck Jusuf Nurkić in the face during a game against Phoenix. The NBA suspended him indefinitely because of his repeated history of unsportsmanlike conduct and required him to meet conditions for returning, including counselling. He ultimately missed twelve games before being reinstated.

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Green was ejected less than four minutes into a game in Orlando after receiving two technical fouls. The crew chief stated that the second resulted from excessive, obscene language directed at a referee.

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Green received his sixteenth technical foul of the regular season, automatically triggering a one-game suspension under NBA rules.

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After Sabonis grabbed Green's ankle while on the floor, Green placed his foot on Sabonis's chest and applied pressure. The NBA suspended him for one game without pay, taking account of his history of unsportsmanlike conduct.

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During a Warriors–Timberwolves altercation, Green seized Rudy Gobert around the neck and held him for several seconds. The NBA suspended him for five games without pay, considering the action dangerous and taking account of his record.

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After being ejected for two technical fouls, Green was fined $25,000 for abusive language directed at an official.

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Green was ejected following video review for a Flagrant 2 foul against Brandon Clarke. The referees identified contact with the face followed by grabbing Clarke's jersey and pulling him towards the floor while he was airborne.

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Green made an obscene gesture towards spectators during a playoff game in Memphis. The NBA fined him $25,000.

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During a Warriors practice, Green punched Jordan Poole in the face following a confrontation. Video footage of the incident subsequently leaked. Green apologised and temporarily stepped away from the team; Golden State imposed a financial sanction but no suspension.

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The NBA fined Green $25,000 for obscene language directed at a spectator during a game in Dallas.

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Appearing on TNT, Green stated that Devin Booker should leave Phoenix. The NBA considered these remarks a breach of its anti-tampering rules and fined him $50,000.

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The NBA fined Green $35,000 for social media statements considered to call the integrity of officiating into question.

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Green publicly criticised refereeing and the system governing relations between players and officials. The NBA fined him $25,000.

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A dispute between Green and Kevin Durant, originating at the end of a game against the Clippers, continued on the bench and then in the dressing room. Golden State suspended Green without pay for one game for conduct detrimental to the team.

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Green was arrested in Michigan following an altercation with Michigan State football player Jermaine Edmondson. The assault charge was subsequently reduced under an agreement to a noise-related offence involving a fine and restitution. Edmondson and his partner later brought a civil action alleging assault and other violent conduct.

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During the Western Conference Finals against Oklahoma City, Green struck Steven Adams in the groin with his leg. The NBA upgraded the foul to Flagrant 2 and fined him $25,000.

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Following an altercation with LeBron James, the NBA assessed Green a Flagrant 1 foul. This fourth flagrant foul point of the playoffs automatically triggered a one-game suspension, ruling him out of Game 5 of the Finals.

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Green accidentally posted an explicit photograph on Snapchat which he said was intended for a private message. The post remained visible for several minutes before being deleted. Green acknowledged the mistake and apologised.

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