Golden State Warriors veteran Draymond Green has no remorse over his ejection in a win against the Phoenix Suns, as he doubled down on his role as the team’s enforcer after Thursday’s 120-100 win against the Miami Heat. Green clapped…

Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green stated he has no shame about embracing a "short man complex" to bring out necessary aggressiveness on the court. Following a 120-100 victory over the Miami Heat, Green defended his role as an enforcer and responded to recent criticism from ESPN analyst Kendrick Perkins after an earlier ejection against the Phoenix Suns.
Green noted that as an undersized 6-foot-6 center regularly giving up height and weight to opponents, he relies on nastiness and tenacity to compete. Green finished the win over Miami with 11 assists, five rebounds, one block, and one steal as Golden State extended its winning streak to six games.
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