This is Why Steph Curry Cried After Draymond's Ejection

[@maxmeier532]

The crying is clearly anger that has been building up for a long time. He's not the type to curse and throw a tantrum, especially not in public. But he still has emotions.

[@BestShootermanUbz]

I don’t know how people can’t see this is clearly it. Sometimes when something is out of your control and you get so angry, you can’t help but tear up.

[@SoojuuMeup]

It’s the light skin in him 😂

[@hoodie_bron]

He’s literally thrown tantrums before so not sure where that’s coming from. Throwing a mouthpiece near the ref and yelling what would you consider that? Y’all act like steph doesn’t show emotion 😂

[@Max-me9ol]

@@SoojuuMeup yeah, this is definitely about race. good job analysing the situation.

[@SoojuuMeup]

@@Max-me9ol I’m glad I could help 🤓 I got the insider scoop

[@Cashwork-ls4th]

Why are people blaming Steph? LMFAO Draymond is a Grown Ass Man he makes his own decisions.

[@AnarRamazanov-po5le]

Because people love to HATE Steph

[@michaelbarnes2126]

Because back before this soft ass lack of accountability and responsibility taking era, superstars actually were the leaders of their teams and they owned that responsibility. Steph is the “face of the franchise” and “been leading this franchise for 15 years.” He should have some type of leadership skills, apparently needs more.

[@m9ch15l]

U may not realize this, but an nba team is actually a professional working place or company.. and just like any other company, leaders or managers would take the blame if he couldnt control an employee under him. Partial blame ofcourse, not all... And in this case its kerr/ curry

[@AnarRamazanov-po5le]

@@michaelbarnes2126 sometimes the superstars are NOT the heart&soul of a team. This same thing should be applied to LeBron and other superstars (except Jokic)

[@greenmanalishi6963]

They’re just LeBum China Flop PED Fraud King James lovers

[@rene9066]

I'm not a Curry "fan", but have mad respect for his game. But this is on Dray. 100%. Draymond is a jerk. 100%

[@arushtaab6027]

At least he plays well god damn if he is gone like he said the warriors were the top defensive teams with him and ithout him, they are not a good defensive team

[@billwoods7578]

Dudes a child

[@jlui21]

-- if we blame Curry for Draymond's actions, we might as well blame Draymond's mom too.

[@MrMagnaniman]

The Warriors have been enabling Dray's bad behavior for years. They do, indeed, share some of the responsibility. They need to stop making excuses for him and trying to downplay it when he commits assault with battery against other players.

[@billwoods7578]

@@jlui21 tat one at least makes sense.

[@Xx_Jason_yY]

sometimes you just cry because of anger and sadness and just high emotions. I think that is it. (Edit): I think it's a combination of his genuine concern with dray and the constant pressure this year for him and his team

[@Dimezprod]

No

[@JaggyStreak]

@@Dimezprodbro stfu trying to make drama you damn 5 year old

[@Kalivermore925]

Window for another title is closing in Golden State for another title before steph retires and his antics essentially wasted last season and costed them an actual playoff spot

[@AtlasAdvice254]

Blaming Steph for Draymond actions is like blaming a firefighter for something catching on fire and not being immediately there to put it out

[@Vanoblingingout]

Real

[@deantreatkinson6916]

Coming from a Firefighter myself we do get blame for that a lot😂😂.

[@dansheshe8039]

@@deantreatkinson6916appreciate the work you guys do ❤

[@isaacdebeila8085]

​@@deantreatkinson6916 mob mentality brother, zero logic to it

[@deadeyemode8687]

But then, you have to wonder... how did it catch on fire in the first place 😂

[@202_Reek]

The fact no one tried to grab him frm the refs shows that his own team is afraid when he go full unhinged

[@manz7860]

Don't want to have their talent superman punched out of them

[@michaelbarnes2126]

Exactly, they feel like they can’t control him.

[@ThatsPety]

That was clear when he single handedly drove KD out of golden state and the team just let him

[@jimmytwotimez]

@@ThatsPety Agree

[@TheMasterpiecePD]

There's footage of what he does to teammates when he gets angry. Steph's not afraid of him and Draymond wouldn't assault the man who carried him to relevancy but they're long time teammates and their families are probably close so Steph doesn't want to just straight up tell Draymond the truth

[@jaceeedition18]

So he builds a culture in GS, makes Oracle the hardest place to play, changed the game, won 4 titles and is regarded as a top 2 point guard of all time. But his leadership sucks cause dray cant stop getting ejected? Sports media needs to be the one called into question tbh

[@JohnnyYeet123-sr8xk]

Being a great player and a great leader aren’t the same thing. I personally feel Curry’s a great leader, but his achievements aren’t what make it so. People always call KD a non-leader even though his body of work speaks for itself.

[@Douglas768]

ya cause a great leader would get ejected for some stupid stuff that's totally ur fault

[@roboninja3194]

The media is moronic. But Steph is not a top 2 PG all time. People who say this are just as dumb as the media. Steph himself has said "I'm not a PG." He's never played like a traditional PG. Michael Jordan played PG for half a season. Is he a PG?

[@JohnnyYeet123-sr8xk]

@@roboninja3194 I don’t like Steph but seriously? Just because he isn’t a “traditional point guard” he isn’t a top 2 PG? Sure he’s not a top 2 passer but he has played PG his entire career, like wtf😭😭 Michael Jordan and D-Wade were bad outside shooters, so are they not SGs? Tim Duncan played more like a center and actually played at the C position for 10/19 seasons, is he not the GOAT PF?

[@danlowe]

You also have to ask how much of that success was because of Green and if he's not in the game anymore, that's a huge possibly irreplaceable loss

[@thetruthstand]

Here's the thing: Draymond Green's behavior is a symptom that the Golden State warriors and the NBA failed to properly address. Some dudes don't respond to love. They only respond to force. Draymond Green should have been dealt with more forcefully earlier in his career. He should have been suspended for the entire year after the Rudy gobert incident, but he wasn't. A guy like Draymond Green believes he's invincible and he can get away with anything. He believes all of his actions are justified and is just a part of who he is and you just need to accept it. For years Golden State agreed with that. When they were winning everything was all good. But now that they're losing all of a sudden, it's a problem. Draymond as a man has to be accountable but some men need real help and he hasn't received that help.

[@finnb2318]

Same for Morant. Who does it track back to?

[@miguelladinodevera614]

If he isn't getting counseling, therapy or anger management work then it's his deal. Sure it looks bad for the Warriors but what can they do? Bad side here is what if he's been getting therapeutic aid yet it still hasn't worked... Yet??? Even if they ask around to replace him which team is willing to burden themselves with the guy who has the 2nd most ejections in league history?

[@ShaqsCheeks]

Here’s the thing: I’m not reading all that.

[@JRGV_828]

Just for context, He said a bad word.

[@TheLouHam]

@@JRGV_828 just for context, he’s a grown ass man knowing full well he’s on thin ice and should have known better.

[@Shroomdiffnuclear]

There is no more Iguodala to chill Draymond. He was the only guy he listened to.

[@michaelbarnes2126]

Yup. You would think Steph learned how to lead from him

[@billwoods7578]

Draymond is a child. The fact that he needs to be babysat by a vet is pathetic

[@Shroomdiffnuclear]

@@michaelbarnes2126 that's not Stephs job, silly to say but Wiggins should be that guy

[@michaelbarnes2126]

@@Shroomdiffnuclear BS, as the face of the franchise you should be a leader. That would require some kind of leadership right? Representing a multi million dollar sports franchise

[@Ez3s]

@@ShroomdiffnuclearWiggins needs to constantly be motivated as is. 😂 how the hell would you expect his timid ass control draymond?

[@GreatestOneDestroyer]

With draymond getting into trouble constantly and klay playing like crap this year and having his starting spot taken by a rookie I can say steph feels like the warriors dynasty is definitely over.

[@bigfan2452]

The Warriors dynasty was over when the Nuggets won the 2023 championship. The rise of the Nuggets was the end of the Warriors dynasty. Warriors destroyed the Spurs dynasty and the cycle is just continuing.

[@noname-hf9ty]

We'd known for a while the dynasty is over, I think living it day by day is just getting to him

[@factsrus3462]

To save his legacy he should retire he is already goated I feel bad for him the least aggressive juggernaut I’ve seen much respect

[@johnpleckaitis2336]

Crying because he thought he would retire a Warrior. Realized I need to get out of this situation.

[@skelapi7723]

curry is fucking done with him

[@iamtheonlywilly]

I hope so!

[@TrinidadIntelligence]

Absolutely

[@antons7210]

I knew that type of crying the moment I saw it. Combination of frustration, anger, and feeling let down. Draymond is the one who should feel like shit, but he probably doesn't care enough

[@SteelGlutes]

Man I'm starting to dislike draymond, in 2016 his attitude and antics were swept under the rug because the GSW were one of the greatest teams of all time. However times have changed and he has to realize that he is way too important to this team to be acting like an idiot, they don't need a pat bev right now, they need the dray locked in.

[@j4m3sii]

you’re just starting to NOW? 😅

[@SirGuifoyle]

Just now?!

[@jaegerjackz]

Seems you're okay with putting up with a lot of bullshit, cause he's been non-stop since day one an absolute shit bag and ass.

[@benndarayta9156]

​@@j4m3sii Its clutch sports tbh

[@KNByam]

Now you're starting? 😅😅

[@hmrhuang]

We've all had a friend who self-destructs and makes different choices for themselves that is opposite what is best for them. Sometimes that means cutting them out of your life for self preservation. I think Curry is at that point with Green basketball wise...

[@currysteele9378]

Draymond is a grown man. People who are hating on Steph yall crazy. He’s been a leader almost his entire time being in the league he wasn’t stopping Draymond because he was on his side!! You saw him talking to the red with dray

[@rasmie8858]

Consider his situation...Guy is 36 and out of his prime nearing retirement age, his team has been a complete circus for years, ruthlessly gets dogged on whenever he doesn't score 30+ in Warriors loss...Draymond thing is just one of many things I'm not even a Warriors fan but people (not just the fans, but media and his teammates as well) need to appreciate and show more support to Steph while he's still in the game. He's carried the organization since the day he was drafted and it's understandable that he lets his emotions out like this

[@kevinmclain6741]

Circus that won a title less 19 months ago?

[@rasmie8858]

@@kevinmclain6741 Yeah? They were put in a fortunate situation when they faced their kryptonite Denver Nuggets in round 1 with Murray and MPJ out with injuries and cruising past inexperienced Grizzlies team and beating known playoff choker Jayson Tatum. Key pieces from that championship team have fallen off since then. Klay has fallen off so much that he's been benched in favor of a rookie. Jordan Poole has become a meme since being traded to Wizards, Wiggins is nowhere near what he was during that miracle run, Otto Porter Jr. has retired, Draymond is consistently getting in altercations. Warriors have been slipping in standings year after year since that admittedly unexpected run and now they are barely a play-in team. It's easy to brush every issues plaguing them by saying they recently won another championship but the team has been constantly marred by injuries to its key players and locker room drama since their dynasty days. Through all that Steph has been carrying the team even through his own injuries which he deserves credit for

[@kevinmclain6741]

@@rasmie8858 "complete circus for years" is ridiculous hyperbole with no basis in fact whatsoever.

[@kevinmclain6741]

@@rasmie8858 you obviously became a fan in 14-15. Lmao

[@rasmie8858]

​@@kevinmclain6741 Everything I listed are things that happened. Years of circus act have led them to this point where they have dwindled from a dynasty a fringe play-in team. Feel free to counter argue with facts rather than feelings Also like I said I'm not even a Warriors fan so I don't have rosey tinted glasses on

[@SqkTap]

because Steph is a real man 🥰

[@kingsalomon6459]

Broo stop getting ejected!!! Steph needs you !!!

[@preplok3648]

I need him to keep going, set enough of a precedent that he has to go overseas because no one will touch him

[@chinkyflahz]

trash ass refs.

[@Martian74]

He won't listen to Steph or his coach or anyone else on the team, he isn't going to listen to you either. He will offer a weak apology and then do whatever he feels like, again and again. Steph was literally standing next to him, poking him, to try and get him to shut his mouth, but Draymond just can't control himself, he just has to do whatever he is going to do and regret it later.

[@Balloutking4]

Crying curry 😂😂

[@young__blacksmith]

Blaming Steph for the Draymond’s antics is absolutely INSANE. That’s a grown ass man constantly acting like a child

[@JasonlaroseLaRose]

A tech for brushing up against the grown ass Referee is acting like a child.

[@tuckermusic4719]

If you’re a manager of a business you are responsible to an extent for the actions of your employees. Same case here

[@JasonlaroseLaRose]

@@tuckermusic4719 Steph is a manager?!? No wonder he makes $50Mil a year!

[@young__blacksmith]

@@tuckermusic4719 If you're using that analogy then 1) the manager would be Kerr or the GM, not Steph 2) This aint a Walmart. Draymond’s responsible for his own antics

[@young__blacksmith]

@@JasonlaroseLaRose continuing to cuss out the ref in an important game and completely ignoring your teammates isnt exactly the “mature” thing to do

[@rainsworth-]

Mad respect to Curry. His legacy is cemented but wants more. Clearly mamba mentality. "Are you a different animal and the same beast?"

[@vastucson]

After their big three couldn’t get the job done last year, it was time to break up this core. Klay should have been traded as an expiring contract at the deadline, and Green has needed to go since the Poole punch. I don’t know what Lacob and his front office are waiting for.

[@Achps1589]

Bro actually uploaded in the morning

[@christopherhamer9584]

It's really AM Hoops

[@bear9322]

If seeing Curry like that doesn’t change Draymond, he ain’t never gonna change. But we already knew that

[@M-Cherian]

Agreed Casey - we have no idea what Steph is saying to Draymond behind the scenes. Also this is all on Draymond. Steph shpuld not be catching any strays for this - he has so much on his plate. The last thing Steph needs is the added responsibility of babysitting Draymond. Green is a grown man - he can take care of himself. And if he doesn’t, then he should face consequences for his actions - not Steph

[@mathalinehunt4822]

Thank you I was thinking the same dam thing

[@M-Cherian]

@@mathalinehunt4822 It's good to know it's not just me. People really like tearing down Steph. That's not okay.

[@reesebeast1949]

@@M-Cherianthe media likes to tear down everyone boss man it’s a disaster. Steph, bron, Jokic gets teared a lot. MJ is the media’s golden child.

[@Plague_Doc22]

Dramond's ego is what is gonna cost the Warriors any chance of winning a title or even be able to compete close to one.

[@tippytoptiger248]

Nobody is responsible for other people's actions. Sometimes people, especially toxic people, refuse to change for the better. Draymond Green is an adult and should act like one.

[@Unlokked]

Idk how u ain’t got a mill subs yet all ur content is fire bro

[@fanwee5048]

Did AM hoops just said the n word and then blurred it out after production 😂 dude got it for sure

[@jalenpoole1370]

He definitely did wtf lmao

[@wawo9193]

He said neighbor

[@ididntaskverified3663]

Where in the video I watched it and couldn't find it

[@reno419rockstar]

It's crazy. A yt man trying to tell the emotions of something they don't understand. Just like putting emotions on animals. It's crazy. Don't even know the guy.

[@jonrichcorpuz2380]

No lol, he bleeped so people understand what Draymond said

[@benchris4990]

Man, I feel so bad for steph. He's such a genuinely good guy. He doesn't deserve this hate and draymond screwing him over like this.

[@GlanceCook]

Steph did all he could, i mean, do you expect him to berate Draymond publicly, or call him out publicly. Steph cried because he was visibly upset, that he is seeing his friend self destruct.

[@ChrisRyu2024]

Never a warriors fan. There are different styles of leadership. Curry's leadership looks soft, but it does hold the team together after all these years. Be like water my friend.

[@brandonhall4547]

I’m sorry but I want to see the receipts in what Jay Williams said. I don’t believe for one second people texted him saying they look down on Steph for not controlling Draymond. In what Context would a gm from another team have done that? Spa busy GM just made a random petty text to you to say Steph should be handling the warriors problem? Bull shit. These “reporters” are liars

[@danlowe]

People in the NBA lie all the time to conform to some purist image that they are leaders in our society. They're not and they don't need to be, but it seems like league policy at this point to intervene in youth culture through this kind of paternalistic storytelling

[@alectateformayor5129]

Lifes hard sometimes but your videos get me threw at times when days suck. All love here. ❤

[@ahoj4480]

Dray getting Demarcus Cousins treatment from now on

[@sophiesacaben]

I can relate to Curry in real life. Man, in business someone stabbed me at my back, i continue defending her but the damage is so big, i cannot even talk to her because of disappointment. I cried, and removed her from my team

[@danlowe]

Green was an essential part of their success, like Steve Kerr, Derek Fisher or Kyrie Irving. I think he's also starting to feel the specter of age, something the rest of us can't really relate to in our industries. It's not as simple as saying it's not working for Curry because Green is sabotaging it. It might be that it CAN'T work for Curry without Green so his time in Golden State is over

[@ireqsavagevocaldinosaur5795]

Definitely tears of anger

[@jmlj913]

what an awful teammate getting ejected in the firs 10 minutes, i swear the news media is so stupid. they have to put lebron on a pedestal and say curry is supposed to control a guy that is a total clown

[@shonen84]

Steph’s leadership style is to lead by example, consensus and to expect the ones he leads to step up. He doesn’t call out people and builds pressure onto himself. When you have strength in numbers, you roll. But when the wheels come off, he won’t fix the car and is the engine that keeps going. And that is simultaneously admirable, but potentially very tragic.

[@Balloutking4]

Leading by crying like a little baby??

[@TheRealBigBaller]

Early AM Hoops video? Holy W

[@jasonrobbins4001]

It's not about controlling it's about accountability. If you would have held Draymond accountable in the beginning but instead we just added links to his chain and made it longer and longer and Steph needs to take accountability for the. We all know at some point Steph was asked about Draymond, at that moment there was a mistake made. They chose to add more links to his leash and just make it longer.

[@H2Splashy]

If the Rockets beat Golden State for the final Play-in Position it will be icing on the cake for their bad season and they'll move on from Draymond and CP3

[@E-Man-21]

and klay

[@AC12246]

It's quite strange that CP3 has become the center of attention for Golden State's issues, while Green and Klay have become the primary concerns.

[@HegelianEpoch]

Cp3 might come back. He knows he's to old to risk the open market and the he's been solid for us.

[@derikirie9853]

Am so sorry for Steph dealing with a person like this.

[@craxyman9025]

SAS is a while clown for blaming Steph for another man's choices. And of course he uses it to boost up Lebron. Steph has led this team to being the greatest dynasty of his era and made the Warriors from a bottom of the barrel franchise into the most lucrative franchise in the NBA. No one can question his leadership.

[@robharwood206]

Great vid! I thought the exact same thing when I saw this... It's not just about the ejection. Steph reached his breaking point and probably realized he can't waste energy defending Draymond, which seemingly broke his heart in real time. Hate to see it as a Dubs fan! 😢

[@synergydr]

These vids are amazing keep it up

[@kingjasko]

you're right for sure, steph is doing everything he can and draymond just betrays him and his team over and over again, i had that happen in competitions and it truly sucks

[@royceolney6362]

Why curry got to babysit a grown man? How can you say its Steph’s fault

[@eazzycheesy6642]

From the hurting perspective, a close one can hurt a man much harder and much easier than an enemy.

[@I.P.Freely-kx5rp]

It’s pretty clear Steph is a “lead by example” person, while Draymond is clearly the “get your face” kind of leader. While maybe Steph can be criticized for not being a vocal leader (which he should not be) it’s actually Draymond who should take a lesson from Steph and lead the others not with yelling shittalking but by showing them how to act

[@apparentlylivin]

The Warriors didn't hold him accountable for the Superman Punch or for running off KD and now they're feeling the brunt of all that lack of accountability

[@MikeyMike923]

Nobody's calling me a BAN if I'm in the ref, I'd have threw Draymonds ass out too.

[@Glaedr11]

For a man who isnt usually emotional to let tears out publicly, at a bad time for it, when no one expects it either... mans gotta be battling a lot of raw emotion inside. I would venture a guess that yes, he saw the writing on the wall that his friend and his teammate who he won everything with, as well as his career-long team, was over.

[@lf1899]

Steph knows the GS brass wants to get rid of the 🤡. I think Steph is sad about the END OF THE WARRIORS

[@Scroodyy]

When your at the limit of pent up anger or frustration crying happens feel bad for Steph mann

[@GaminGranny880]

They should've gotten rid of when he got into it with KD. You have the front office to blame for letting this cancer problem stay on the team.

[@SamPardys]

I’ve been waiting for this video since I saw this live!

[@markmansel9899]

he's not crying over Draymond. He's crying because of frustration and knowing that idiot's antics might cost them the playoffs.

[@staidenofanarchy]

Yeah people don't seem to understand you can be brought to tears by frustration and anger instead of just sadness

[@noisepuppet]

Steph is probably grieving because Dray is going out sad and there's nothing he can do to stop it, and I suspect that the plan has been to unload Dray if he doesn't straighten up. I wonder if Steph's not only seeing a smudge on the GSW dynasty's legacy, but he also believes that this is the last handful of games they'll ever play together. Either way, this is not how Steph wanted this core to exit the stage. And he's put everything he has into it.

[@scotthenderson3519]

How is this problem not solved? GSW should have a rule that when Steph tells Draymond to sit he has to stop talking go to the bench and sit down. Draymond owes Steph that much and Draymond is a terrible person he can't follow those simple instructions.

[@benndarayta9156]

Media is destroying Steph's image cuz of his almost perfect image as a player and a role model

[@abel2080]

Love these vids😊

[@tunesmiith6594]

I think Steph realized in that moment that Dray will no longer be there next year, and he was p!zzed about it

[@forgotten6263]

If you've ever led a team you know why Steph cried. The person who helped you succeeded is also the person who ruined you.

[@mahihoque4598]

keep up the good work. You have a unique way of representation love it

[@mikesalvador7558]

GSW SHOULD LET GO OF DRAYMOND GREEN HIS ALREADY A LIABILITY. HE DOESN'T BELONG TO BASKETBALL HE SHOULD TRY WRESTLING.

[@danlowe]

HE WON A LOT OF CHAMPIONSHIPS, MIKE

[@Richxwolf]

Early AM uplod for AM hoops. Love it :)

[@Okieant]

Even suggesting that the Knicks replace Randle with CP3 is way wilder than Draymond’s ridiculous actions. You better pass whatever it is you’re smoking. There’s like 400 players in the NBA you coulda chose from. Bridges? Wild but ok. Randle?! C’mon son

[@PrebenHPedersen]

Only way it works, if the knicks whats off randles money, cause cp3 is expirering contract.

[@johnrivera922]

Yeah it’s on the leader. You gotta look out for your soldiers. Sometimes you can’t. But that’s your job big pimpin.

[@ItIsYouAreNotYour]

It's on the adult playing a childrens game. These aren't soldiers.

[@johnrivera922]

@@ItIsYouAreNotYour they get paid way more than soldiers. Especially the guy whose team it is. I’m sure they asked him to lead the team when he signed. Not saying curry has power to do everything needed of course lol. He can only do so much.

[@CarbonCabron]

I hope Draymond faces serious consequences

[@jeanmiess2625]

"One day .... maybe...." The NBA.

[@roddyboethius1722]

He should have been incarcerated for assaulting Jordan Poole

[@AMACHiiBiong]

Folks blaming Steph are behaving more like Draymond, in their own lives. FOR REAL. Maybe you people also need to get help along with the child, Draymond. 😅

[@jonb2911]

when i saw him cry it sort of seemed like..... You ever have a friend or family member you were close with and you saw how much happiness and life they used to have when they were young, but now they are adults and lost.... whether that is addiction, crime, mental health issues. and you tried to be there for them, you spend time effort and resources to save them. and everytime they may go behind your back or betray you, you still are still there.... and then once again they come back begging for help and you let them in and stay only to find out they stole something and ran away... and instead of getting angry this time you finally realize that the person is beyond saving... that you couldnt save them and that you have to let them go and move on. Its a devastating feeling. The last ejection was so bad and people talked about getting him let. It seemed like the last one was going to be the WAKE UP call for him to start turning it around. and then this happens. I think Steph just realized that theres nothing he can do, that that dream of you and your boys winning together and being best friends and living at happy life full of memories. He realized he can't enjoy his legacy with dreymond. He will always act out and be ejected and be bad for the team. Someone you considered your brother and your teammate for the team and teammate for life is hard to accept that he is not a good teammate and that steph needs to just let him go and let that dream go of winning more Championships together.

[@manavsinghpabla2409]

People have to realize, that Draymond is responsible for his own actions. How is Steph being held accountable? He aint Draymond's father. It would be stupid if Lebron was being held accountable for something like this as well, cause what is a grown man supposed to do about the actions of another grown man? Nothing. Draymond is who he is at this point. Btw am hoops, I love you vids man❤❤ can u make a video about the Raptors season/future with this team? I would love that. Thanks!❤😁

[@Ron_De_Vous]

No one ever said steph is a leader or ever was

[@MrMrashley]

It's Not On Steph, Drey is A grown Ass man, He needs to stop being an idiot, they are tired of trying to stop him, steph stepped in and tapped drey 3 times for him to chill and he did not, so what do you do? Physically push the man to the bench, then that escalates everything. IT's ON DREY!!!!

[@cheetah219]

This is much more of a reflection on Kerr for not making sure this is nipped in the bud. Ever since the Poole punch, Kerr should have been on top of this and made sure that wouldn't continue. It obviously led to a point, but that one moment made everything too public for GSW. This is not on Steph as a leader; he is clearly a "lead by example" player and too many players have come out saying he is basically "the perfect player" -

[@ryanLeKing]

That was Curry giving up on Green. DRAY IS DONE. In the next "what to do about Draymond" meeting, 30 will offer no vote of support. #ByeDraymond

[@mikol.69420]

At this point, he's no loss for the league. Great loss for the Dubs for sure, but it's best to move on now. Sad for steph

[@nothembajozi2862]

There's video of Steph shouting at Jordan Poole over not listening to Donkey AFTER the punch. He coddled Donkey now he is crying when Jordan got chased away to preserve donkey's ego. In the words of Dolly Parton Curry "it's too late".

[@MultiFans]

I won't want Jordon'Shaqtin Fool too.

[@craxyman9025]

Jordan Poole is a damn fool smh. Of course Steph should put Draymond over Poole. Stop the nonsense bs. Draymond is a fully adult man with kids.

[@CryptidFlame]

Poole is dog trash, good riddance.

[@inzodarello7251]

I think steph was told if draymond is ejected again hes gone. So he was crying because he knows whats coming.

[@bobbydeason6581]

Dray has GOT to go! Most enabled player in the NBA.

[@Mcriam_]

also the 2nd most important player on the team and a future hall of famer why would they get rid of him

[@bobbydeason6581]

@@Mcriam_ His best days are behind him and he's making the environment toxic. Base it all off of this year. Yeah, they have a much better record when he plays but if this was Dillon Brooks who hadn't won anything, would you move on from him? Sometimes you just have to fire that one dude.

[@Mr4one6]

4 time champ. 2 time mvp. AP Athlete of the Year. SI Sportsperson of the Year. Cornerstone of the best performing franchise of this generation. It’s very unfortunate that the incredibly toxic sports media of today can even entertain this man’s leadership as a question. It’s very sad.

[@blue-phoenix115]

Klay: Close with his dad Steph: Close with his dad Draymond: Don’t have a dad

[@velvet373]

Say more.

[@theteleisewilliamsexperience]

U mean doesn't know his dad.

[@ItIsYouAreNotYour]

Acts just like his mama...

[@FullContactCoder]

Draymond was NOT complaining about the Wiggins foul. He was pissed about his own foul called the play before. After that whistle, he went after the ref that blew the whistle on him earlier not the ref that had called the current foul. Draymond, like always was all about himself.

[@Waxedupwill]

This ain’t on STEPH

[@Goat-n3l]

They saying if u call the cops someone try robbing and u don’t get there in time it’s ur fault ur basically thinking there have to get there in a second

[@Max-me9ol]

gotta love drays podcast. you can clearly listen to what he thinks of himself and its not even remotely close to reality. he definitely got narcissistic tendencies. unbearable and unlikeable guy. dude was a great player, but his childish acts paired with his godlike vision of himself really pisses me off.

[@TheKevinGeee]

Draymond is a grown-ass man. He's a pro athelete. This isn't on Curry at all. Enough with that leadership bullcrap.

[@BoosterGoldEarth6]

Nah it is on STEPH You a leader, control your soldiers

[@matthieusaade3616]

Steph is clearly either too nice or too scared regarding Draymond. Instead of gently touching his stomach to say hey bro chill I'd literally push him back and shout at him SHUT UP WE NEED YOU ON THE COURT

[@imranxalamin]

this is what I'm thinking too

[@hoangphu537]

He's scared of THE PUNCH

[@Patrap11]

Steph no balls

[@metro-sn]

@@hoangphu537Draymond wouldn’t dare hit Steph curry.

[@shorewall]

​@metro-sn you think?

[@tirosc]

This is the look of a man that has had enough. I swear this off-season Curry's gonna go crazy if they don't make the playoffs

[@jericoeric]

gsw should not have extended draymonds contract... hes useless. the league should kick him off the league. they might be better off with jordan poole than this clown.

[@TheSwiftCreek2]

People talk about levels, superstars, and GOATs. At the end of the day, the 4th kid wakes you up at night, some business isn't going as planned, you're playing hard but aren't likely to make the playoffs, and you realize Draymond just isn't ever going to be someone you can depend on to control himself and be there when you need him. Time for a minor, small cry. Just exhausted, but it doesn't keep him from doing his job. MJ back in the day had his way on the team. Had someone stronger than him done something to him they'd have been in jail and then off the team. Someone smaller and MJ beats them up with no consequences. LeBron, kind of similar, except he's never had a smaller guy stand up to him. That's not Curry's way, nor should it be. Draymond is his own man and Stephen A., much as he professes to not be influenced by other's opinions (when giving his own) or to make up stuff for his show - is doing exactly that. What interesting take that may or may not be true would sound original? Okay, let's run with that. Let's act like we know what greatness is. Please.

[@poliquitit]

Short answer: He’s tired of the BS.

[@madrush24]

I feel like we're crazy for having this same Draymond conversation over and over and over as if we're expecting a different outcome.

[@lp_behoopin13]

I can't be the only one who heard Casey say the n word 😂😂😂

[@AMHoops]

I didn’t actually say it out loud. Even when recording. I guess I should have thought about that looked like when editing 😆 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@Nice-sm5hr]

You didn’t hear him say it either now did you?

[@justhemessenger]

@@AMHoops you need to clarify that and not just in a comment

[@matthewsalesman5225]

And if he had said it, so fckn what. Context is key. Was he calling someone the n word?

[@AMHoops]

@@justhemessenger I went ahead and deleted that part of the video so there’s so confusion.

[@gamemusicmeltingpot2192]

Steph cried because he realized that Draymond will get traded in the offseason now. He deserves to play with a Center like Jokic, not Draymond

[@nbapbaupdate8338]

3 MINUTES & 35 SECOND EJECTED INSANE 😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂

[@glorymapepe7616]

1 like = 100 Push Ups

[@Demik.]

He’d be swoll by the end of the week 😂

[@jdunc3789]

Bro fishing for likes😭😭😭

[@HellaBadlyBrowned]

Can you even do 20?

[@MyKillyy]

Can someone please do something against these like wh0ring comments?

[@Saint_MaX_ONeal_B_Rul]

Lol

[@joncolunga673]

Steph is just tired of Draymond fighting battles that don't mean a damn thing! He needs him to step up and let the little things go but he can't and it's causing a lot of setbacks for the team.

[@HoopEnthusiasts]

Dray is a disgusting player when u really observe how he plays. U can be an enforcer without being a dirty weirdo.