Why Draymond Green disagrees with NBA's Victor Wembanyama suspension decision

Why Draymond Green disagrees with NBA's Victor Wembanyama decision

On Monday morning, the NBA announced that Wembanyama would not be suspended after elbowing Minnesota's Naz Reid in the face. Along with no game time missed, the Spur did not have to pay any fines either.

Less than half an hour after the news broke, Green broke to social media and outlined that he was shocked at this outcome. The veteran, who has been both suspended and fined numerous times throughout his NBA career, believed the league suspended him for far less serious offenses. Here is Green's post where he responded to Glenn Gilbertti, a former professional wrestler.

Although Green has a lengthy offense list that has been added onto almost every season he has played, this is Wembanyama's first time doing something unsportsmanlike on the court. If the 22-year-old were to do something like this again, the NBA would most likely not be as lenient and would be forced to suspend and/or fine Wembanyama.

For now, though, Green will be forced to watch the Frenchman suit up for Tuesday's Game 5.

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