‘(Michael Jordan) Oops I meant Jalen Green’: Draymond Green’s indifference draws harsh Warriors reality check

Michael Jordan’s competitors know not to underestimate a team that just needs one good game. He’s Eddie A. Johnson of the Phoenix Suns. He has some solid advice for Draymond Green and the Warriors. Many fans are worried about the tenth-seeded Golden State Warriors, as the Houston Rockets need just one win to take the lead.

Green was asked about this during a press conference. But he coldly declared, “I don’t care about the Rockets.” Johnson suggested the oppositeYou are better. They’re one game behind you, MJ oh, I mean Jalen Green exploded right in front of your eyes.“

Green also made some other comments during the press conference, via ““I don’t think we have very good habits,”

arrive”We are a very quiet team“. But everyone was focused on his disparaging comments about Houston. His teammate Stephen Curry admitted he was watching the standings to keep their play-in spot.

Houston’s sudden rising star Jalen Green gives Johnson a Jordan vibe. The soon-to-be father has been outstanding, leading the team to eight consecutive wins. In the 147-119 victory over the Utah Jazz, he scored an astonishing 41 points in 33 minutes, and also sent 4 assists and 1 rebound each. In contrast, this could prove troublesome for the Warriors.

Johnson can relate. After all, he knows the consequences of underestimating a 40+ scorer.

Eddie A. Johnson fears elite scorers

Michael Jordan is a guy who can score 40 points on a bad night. He was so pleased with his scoring ability that he bet 6MOY Eddie Johnsons that he would score 40 points against the Suns’ Dan Majeri.Dan is a ferocious defender known as one of the few who can slow down his magnanimity. But Jordan, an elite scorer, took the comment personally. In the 1993 NBA Finals, the Bulls legend averaged 41 points per game against the Suns. In addition to his third title, he also won $200 from Johnson.

With Dre’s attitude, it doesn’t sound like Johnson is betting money on the Warriors. The Warriors lost their second straight game to the Minnesota Timberwolves on Sunday, 110-114, falling to 36-34. They remain in last place for the final play-in spot, which is in jeopardy with the advancing Rockets.

While Green keeping his cool isn’t a bad thing, Dub Nation hopes they can dig out of this shaky slump. Dre knows the team struggled this weekend and made a lot of mistakes. He scored 12 points on Sunday, while Jaylen Green scored 41 points. That’s not a person to sleep with. Is Johnson right that Draymond should be afraid of Jalen?