Karl Anthony-Towns commented on Draymond Green who missed the showdown last week with the Warriors.
Green said the town didn’t play because he didn’t want to play alongside his former teammate Jimmy Butler, who stood out with Kat in Minnesota.
When asked about green comments, the town’s answers were mature and measured.
“I chose to treat this with love rather than hatred. That's everything I really care about,” Towns said. New York Post. “I hope no one has to go through what I've gone through, and what the kids have to go through. It's hard to lose a parent.”
Draymond was told that the real reason was that the town was not played by journalists and he didn't seem to have much sympathy or regret.
“It's unfortunate, and it's a shame to hear this. It's sucking,” Green said. “But my comment was, ‘People, I hear this.’ That’s what I hear. So I did send my good wishes to him and his family.
“It's inevitable that we all experience death in one way or another, and we all have a day to experience it the same way. So it's unfortunate that you never want anyone to want it Baron Davis's Draymond Green Show Must continue. ”
The town explained last week that he needed to be here for his family — a perspective that was seen as a complication of 199-19 when he lost several family members, including his mother.
“And with the problems that come up in my life and things, I know that if people wear my shoes, they’ll be happy to have my problems,” Towns said. “So, staying focused makes me a better person. And, being with my mom, I took advantage of that experience because it's hard to lose my mom.”
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