Poole is traded, Draymond Greene is sprinkled with salt on his wound, and then mentions the beating Poole back then

Recently, the Washington Wizards traded Jordan Poole to the New Orleans Pelicans. As a core player of reconstruction that the Wizards once attached great importance to, he played with the team for several seasons and was sent away. For the Washington Wizards, Jordan Poole does not have the core potential to be a rebuilding team.

Jordan Poole was originally traded and it was already very uncomfortable. Recently, former Golden State Warriors teammate Draymond Green once again mentioned on the show that he smashed the Golden State Warriors dynasty with one punch during training camp in the 2022-23 season. Now almost three years have passed, who would have thought that during the time when Jordan Poole was traded, Draymond Green actually brought up the old story again.

I don't know if it's a drop in the wrong, a blade in the snow, or if I really confess myself. Draymond Green recently said on the show "Thirty-three, thirty-four, thirty-five, I'm still learning those courses. That happened, and I thought, well, cool, we go on. When we can't do it, I thought, well. For a while, it made me think, man, this guy isn't like me at all. Because when these things happen, you just keep going."

"But it taught me a lot because it taught me that you're right, he might not be like you. He's not your hometown, what you're going through, the path you have to go, he probably won't come over that way."

Draymond Green always stressed that he's still learning, and it's impossible for Jordan Poole to work hard, serious and serious like himself. From his words, he did not feel that he was wrong in beating someone. Because of his success, Jordan Poole could not replicate, and he was eager for quick success and instant benefits, so he hit him and wanted to teach him.

"So, in those five seconds, I forgot where I was. Because I went right away what I knew. But what you know didn't apply here. Everyone said, Oh man, but you've been ten years, you should be clearer."

"I'm still learning, nine years. But it's these lessons that ultimately made me who I am today, because, man, I messed up."

According to later fan media reports, Jordan Poole called Draymond Green at the time, calling him a "bastard" and ridiculed him as "Stephen Curry's expensive backpack." This also caused Draymond Green's dissatisfaction. After the collapse, Draymond Green was angry and directly beat Jordan Poole.

Although Draymond Green later apologized to Jordan Poole, he even called it one of the biggest failures of his career. However, when he mentioned this matter many times, the meaning he expressed was different. To sum up, it is Jordan Poole who is wrong, and doing it yourself is a just move. My only mistake is to destroy the team atmosphere.