The Golden State Warriors expect to do great things this year, which means extra criticism could come at every turn. When this happens at the expense of a teammate, Stephen Curry is ready to defend him.
The two-time MVP responded to an Oct. 19 article written by ESPN.com's Ethan Sherwood Strauss, who highlighted possible chemistry issues regarding Draymond Green.
"Honestly, none of that stuff (the negativity) has crept in," Curry said Sunday, per Sam Amick of USA Today. "We have to respond. Obviously the article about Draymond, we all thought it was ridiculous and kind of looking through a keyhole at somebody’s life that you don’t really know about."
While Strauss noted Green's positive contributions, pointing out that some consider him to be the team's most important player, he also explained how his antics on and off the court can be a problem for the team.
"Throughout the season, Green, in the guise of motivation, would berate his co-workers during games and practices; on multiple occasions he had to be separated from teammates," Strauss wrote.
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