According to Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN, NBA commissioner Adam Silver is suspending ‘Dirty Dray’ indefinitely or like we say in Farmville, VA, “All … day … loooooong.”
Adrian: Draymond Green, Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy Jr., and Green’s agent Rich Paul of Klutch Sports are expected to meet Thursday to start discussing a path of counseling and help for Green to move forward, sources said. The league didn’t want to put a specific number on the suspension, but allow Green to take the time he might need to deal with challenges he’s facing.
The suspension came after ‘Dirty Dray’ spun around and clocked Denver Nuggets’ Jusuf Nurkic with a right hand. ‘Dirty Dray’ tried to make it look accidental. However, no one in his right mind would believe that was a real basketball move. Nurkic fell to floor in obvious pain. Imagine playing defense on someone and the opponent suddenly pretends he’s playing football, kick boxing or mixed martial arts. That’s how people get hurt, which was ‘Dirty Dray’s’ entire point.
Nurkic said ‘Dirty Dray’ needs help and he hoped he would finally get the help he needs. An indefinite suspension or like we say in Farmville, VA, “All … day … long” should be more than enough time for ‘Dirty Dray’ to quit pretending he’s playing football, baseball, wrestling or boxing, while the other nine guys are playing basketball. Otherwise, he can go back to where he came from and stop being a distraction to the rest of the league.
