“F**king DELUSIONAL and MISERABLE” – Draymond Green CLOWNS Knicks followers for hating Trae Young

Draymond Green takes a slight jab at New York Knicks followers in protection of Trae Young. Young has been New York’s villain ever since he eradicated them within the 2021 NBA Playoffs.

The Atlanta Hawks star was on the “Draymond Green Live Show” as the primary visitor. The pair then mentioned how he offers with being the league’s villain. Green defended Young and defined why followers shouldn’t confuse being a villain with being a competitor.

Draymond, on the present hosted by “The Volume,” shot at Knicks followers, “New York fans are f–k–g delusional … You (Trae Young) go in the garden, you hitting the shots, you bowing, you are very much so a showman, but yet that’s been flipped into being this villain.” Green additionally weighed in on being labeled a villain, “I’ll be the primary to say it, being a villain it sucks, prefer it’s no enjoyable.“

Young additionally commented on Green’s feedback, “Sh*t ain’t really fun being a villain. I really just feed off the crowd… been that way since high school when I was averaging 40… I’d rather just go out there, put on a show, have fun, smile and get the win.” The Hawks star has had a number of incidents with followers chanting slurs at him throughout video games.

Young has develop into the enemy of the fanbase of the New York Knicks and just lately made some new foes after he went up towards the Boston Celtics this 12 months. Although the Hawks misplaced the collection to the Celtics, the followers haven’t forgiven Young for his dagger in recreation 5 of that matchup.

Trae Young debunks the ‘Coach Killer’ narrative

While they have been on the subject, Trae Young took the chance to clear the air round a story that had been put round him. The 6-foot guard has been labeled a coach killer, which the participant doesn’t take frivolously. Young is along with his third coach in simply his fifth 12 months within the league.

Young commented, “Being labeled a coach killer was crazy to me. Lloyd, he was my first coach. He was perfect for us. We were a young team. LP (Lloyd Pierce) would tell you he was brought in to develop guys.” He additionally make clear his relationship along with his second coach, “A lot of people want to label it like me vs. him (Nate McMillan), yeah we butted heads a couple times, but we always had respect for each other. With Nate, we got to the Conference Finals.”