NBA legend Oscar Robertson was not satisfied with Draymond Green's comments, labeling the league's product “boring” as “boring.”
If you missed it, here’s what Green said on All-Star Weekend:
“Every property is a chess move,” the Warriors forward told the Associated Press. “You don't know that in the NBA today. … You're not only going to get it regularly. It's who can run faster, who can hit it,” the Warriors forward told the AP. 3s, that's not the substance. I think it's boring.”
Robertson, 86, fired the comments and even suggested it was Green's own fault today's product “boring”.
“Draymond said a lot. Who cares what Draymond said?” Robertson said in a Siriusxm NBA broadcast interview. “The game is like that. People either like the game or they don't. And I think people like the game, especially if their team can win.
“Don't be single because I think he knows how to play basketball. But he passes the ball to Curry more than anyone I've ever seen in basketball. Because of what he's doing, it can be boring for him sometimes, maybe It was boring when he was there. He didn’t shoot a lot, and he didn’t guard a lot. So it was boring.
They aren't the only comments that Green has caused eyebrows at the All-Star celebration in San Francisco, because he also has a lot to say about joining the Rising Stars with the All-Stars.
Green severely criticized the players who raised the star challenge and claimed they “should not” play on Sunday's All-Star team.
That prompted Charles Barkley to fire on the radio, “his generation screwed up the game.”
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