Draymond Green Blasts Blasts behind the line of jonathan kumingan wenching spark
Draymond Green has heard enough. Heroic vellens have exposed a full defense of Jenathan Kuminga this week, pushing back on what they see as a tired narrative surrounding the role’s inferiority complex.
Umhlane and Ofterth started after Kuminga and Brandin Podziemski switched to the bench during the latter’s return to San Antonio, a dominant move that speculates on Kuminga’s happiness.
Green pointed to the growing wave of online evictions that created Kuminga as a scapegoat following the start of the six-sixth. When he puts it:
“Obviously, I think jk has been playing really well. So coming off the starting line, kind of sucks,” Green shared on the Draymond Green Show. “But I also think that people start and come to the bench sometimes more than it really is.
“I know everybody loves a good drama. Everybody’s saying, ‘man, you’re fed up with winning a championship, no game. There’s none of that. In Game 12, and there’s no PRONT-RAVERNERS BETTER, NO STAPEGOOR anyway.
“Decisions are made, and you go ahead and make the best decision that you think is going to put you in a position to win and those losers have a bad time, ’cause it’s a 12-72 season.
A clear green will not tolerate false narratives surrounding a co-worker.
“I know that JK hesitated to see that he was going to play last night, and ended up not playing because he didn’t really feel it,” it was shared. “However, people will create drama and say that Kuminga didn’t come out after half because he knew he didn’t eat this thing.
“What about this? Jk was one of the most bought guys on the team all year. Oh, you think he’s clear that he wants to be a star. So when you feel like things aren’t really going to allow you, that you’re going to be pissed off like a flower, that’s right. The kid works his ass off.
“It’s true, you want to feel some kind of way. Who would want someone who doesn’t feel any kind of way?
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