"That brotha needs help" "What's new?": NBA fans diss Draymond Green for getting ejected after ramming into Suns guard, cussing refs 

Draymond Green faced his first ejection of the season during Saturday night's clash between the Golden State Warriors and Phoenix Suns at Chase Center. The former Defensive Player of the Year rammed into Collin Gillespie, which earned him his first technical foul. Shortly, he gestured the sign to the official and jawed at him, leading to the ejection.

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Green's stint on the floor lasted eight minutes. He had four points, three rebounds and an assist on 2 of 2 shots. The Warriors trailed 47-37 when Green got ejected.

NBA fans didn't miss the chance to diss the Golden State star for his actions, who has been a controversial player in such scenarios. Here's how they reacted:

#1 Bulls Fan

@patwilliamsgoat

@TheHoopCentral that brotha needs help

JB 𓂀

@cromwellgrove

@TheHoopCentral Incapable of being professional at this point.

#1 Bulls Fan

@patwilliamsgoat

@TheHoopCentral what’s new?

Jason

@jason23lake

@TheHoopCentral Warriors commentators glazing

👑🎭

@Br0nToLA23

@TheHoopCentral Deserved

MARI

@StillxMARI

@TheHoopCentral This dude won’t ever chill out…

The Warriors cut Phoenix's advantage to four with 3:36 left in the half after Draymond Green's exit. They trailed by three entering the locker room.

Warriors put together best defensive stretch of the season without Draymond Green, escape with a win

The Warriors won 119-116 despite losing Draymond Green early in the second quarter. They put together their best defensive stretch of the season, managing to hold Phoenix to 39% shooting in the last three quarters. It was a meaningful effort given that Green is the backbone of their defense.

However, Will Richard and Jimmy Butler were phenomenal on that end and offensively, which was key to Golden State's success. Richard had 20 points off the bench with five rebounds on 6 of 7 shots. Meanwhile, Butler added 25 on 10 of 21 shots.

Steph Curry led the way with 28 points, 10 rebounds and six assists on 47.4% shooting. That helped the Warriors prevail despite a 38-point night from Devin Booker.

The Warriors improved to 14-15 on the season, snapping a three-game losing streak. They face the Magic on Monday. Golden State will hope it can carry the same defensive momentum with Draymond Green in the lineup in that clash.