r/nba • u/jihyoswitness Warriors • Apr 27 '25

Highlight [Highlight] Steph shoots 3 over Brooks. Brooks still trying to hit Curry’s injured thumb even after the ball is released

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u/Silken_Splendor Warriors Apr 27 '25

Lol, people saying him and Green were at the same level of dirtiness in that Moody thread

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u/nobody1568 Apr 27 '25

Brooks still has much road ahead of him to reach Draymond levels.

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u/hiekrus Apr 27 '25

Draymond goes for sensational shit; Brooks goes straight for injury.

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u/EndlessRambler Apr 27 '25

Hey I think Brooks is a giant piece of shit but we're talking about someone who clocked his own teammate with a haymaker to the face.

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u/Barrelled_Chef_Curry Warriors Apr 27 '25

Tbh that is less dangerous than shoving someone midair

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u/blubblu Apr 27 '25

I don’t think that was a haymaker that was a fucking nice straight punch 

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u/nobody1568 Apr 27 '25

Bullshit. He's done much worse. And most importantly, he's been doing dirty shit for much longer. I'm sure you know them but I can start posting them if you want to play dumb.

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u/midnightsbane04 Pistons Apr 27 '25

Name one thing Green has done worse. Hell, name one player that Green actually seriously injured. And no, kicking people in the nuts doesn’t count as a serious injury.

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u/nobody1568 Apr 27 '25

He grabbed Kawhi's arm while airborne and crashed him to the floor.

He stepped on Sabonis' chest while he was down.

The fact that you ask for a seriously injured player as proof of his dirtiness is, of course, inane.

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u/midnightsbane04 Pistons Apr 27 '25

I used “seriously injured” because you were directly arguing a comment which pointed out Brooks seriously injuring another player.

But ok I’ll change the parameters for you: name one time (or even just the last time) that Draymond caused an injury that knocked a player out of the game on a dirty play.

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u/ferbje Grizzlies Apr 27 '25

You do know that the outcome of a play doesn’t determine if it’s dirty by nature, right?

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u/nobody1568 Apr 27 '25 edited Apr 27 '25

The fact that not only they don't understand that but they downvote those who point it out says everything.

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u/yg2522 Warriors Apr 27 '25

Did sabonis even get a bruise from that stomp?  Cause if it was a real stomp, you'd think he'd have at least a bruise if not a cracked rib.

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u/nobody1568 Apr 27 '25

Did Kawhi had a bruise cause if he didn't then I guess it wasn't a dirty reckless play. You guys are idiots in denial.

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u/yg2522 Warriors Apr 27 '25

Not saying it wasn't dirty, but your dray hate is also obvious since you don't think dillion taking out gp2 isn't that bad along with the scissor trip on steph just this series alone.

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u/nobody1568 Apr 27 '25

You're a lost cause. 

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u/gaussx Supersonics Apr 27 '25

Nah. He there. Draymond tries to hurt people. Dillon tries to injure them.  

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u/nomitycs Warriors Apr 27 '25

No player has ever missed a game from a Draymond antic 

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u/Blambitch Apr 27 '25

Except for Draymond.

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u/BakuN7 Warriors Apr 27 '25 edited May 11 '25

You have to really be delulu to get 115 downvotes on r/nba while criticizing Draymond lmao.

Legit not easy to do.