Grant Williams decision revisited

[Phantom255x]

"He can't keep being like this tough guy," Green said. "It's going absolutely wrong for him. Like he's a really nice guy and, and for some reason, he keeps like trying to jump on the unlikable side and I must tell you it's not always fun over here. It's not always a good time. I don't know, man, he need to figure it out."

Is Dray wrong?

(That said, to call Grant unlikable while supporting Bridges is a little sickening, even for Green."

Roy I want to kind of emphasis your second point cause i think it is actually the far more important part. Why is bridges being a person that beats the crap out of women less of an issue than whether Grant thinks he is a tough guy? Are the players just pretending that didn’t happen and why?

Draymond is definitely getting called out for it on social media. In fact Wiggins' wife (who is the sister of the victim) liked a tweet that slandered Draymond for saying it. Yeah that comment by him was definitely unacceptable. Should be talked about more.

[Big333223]

Grant's putting up some numbers in Charlotte.

I don't miss him but with the pendulum swinging so far in the negative for him, I guess it's nice to see he's at least putting up numbers on the bad team he's on.

EDIT: Well... I just saw the clip of Grant's altercation with the Warriors and I am really unimpressed with this guy. I'm sure he justifies running in and bumping Quinones as "defending his teammate" but that's not what he was doing. That was a nothing situation that Grant escalated by performing "I'm defending my teammate" for the cameras.