Draymond Green and Jordan Poole couldn't resist the chance to take shots at each other at Monday night

The feud between Draymond Green and Jordan Poole reached its peak in the last game that Warriors played against the Washington Wizards. Poole dissed Green after a deep three-pointer, and so, Green responded after a buzzer-beater by Curry. The ongoing feud between both the players, which became visible since Poole traded to Washington, was marked with tension throughout the game in gestures.
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An altercation involving Jordan Poole and Draymond Green has stunned the NBA following the surfacing of a video. The fraternity of the NBA slammed the incident, and the incident saw Green get a fine. Poole has long packed his bags for the Washington Wizards, and the air remains hot. A video from the Warriors vs. Wizards game has Poole on the guards of Green as the latter swings his arms wildly. It happened when Draymond started trash-talking with Carlton Carrington and the moment was saved by Poole.

Poole pushed Carrington away from the site, while Draymond urged on Poole, fearing Carrington's 19-year-old mind could potentially dampen his game. “Draymond, leave him alone. Leave him alone Draymond," one fan shouted.
Poole stole Green's pass and dunk it in. That game was a great one with fun banter. Curry hit a corner-three, and Green pointed to his greatness. GSW won the game with a score of 125-112. Green scored 18 points, while Poole had 24. This incredible moment was as if they were teammates before. The incident is likened to a volcano, which boils up until it hits a tipping point with a punch from Draymond. It was now when Poole needed to get his contract extended and Green was finally nearing the last year of his deal.
After the incident, Poole mentioned, “Draymond apologized, and we plan on handling ourselves that way. We’re going to play basketball. Everybody in the locker room knows what it takes to win a championship, and we’re going to do that on the court. That’s really all I have to say on the matter. We’re here to win a championship and keep hanging banners.”
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