Draymond Green issues 4-word apology after Jordan Poole comments at Dubs

Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green he apologizes Jordan Poole. Green he apologized on social media To Pula, who he now plays for the Washington Wizards. Poole and Green didn’t seem to get along very well when the guard played alongside Green in the Bay Area. In fact, Green allegedly punched Poole in the 2022 incident.

“I’m really sorry,” Green said on X, formerly Twitter.

An apology came in response to comments Poole made it after the Warriors-Wizards game on Saturday.

“Yeah, I love those guys over there. I love most of those guys over there,” Poole told reporters after the game, according to NBC Sports. “Really good group. Really good staff. Shout out to the fans. I saw a lot of 3 jerseys there, a lot of JP3 jerseys, which is always really cool. I always get a lot of love (here). I’ve had a good time here and it’s nice to see that it’s appreciated.”

Golden State beat Washington 122:114 on Saturday.

Draymond Green of the Warriors is no stranger to controversy

Green is known for his physical play on the floorand often put it in warm water. He is known in some circles to be called Draymond “Flagrant 2” Green. The Warriors forward also served suspensions while playing in the NBA.

The Warriors striker appears to be filled with regret over the incident with Poole. He is talked about it several times.

“One of my biggest failures as a vet was what happened with Jordan Poole,” Green told The Two Cents Podcast. I needed to go through that failure with Jordan Poole, who was someone who came in and chose his locker to be next to me because he wanted to learn from me. (He) was someone I would spend time with and I would pour myself into, and I (f*cking) made it all up.”

Perhaps with this latest apology, the two players can settle their differences. The Warriors next play the Boston Celtics on Monday.

Benjamin Adducchio is a sports journalist with more than a decade of experience in news reporting. He is a staff writer on the NFL, NCAA football, NCAA basketball and the New York Yankees for ClutchPoints. The New York native previously worked in television and radio.