Green Warriors Draimond Green thinks NBA could learn from 4 nations

Po and large, 4 NHL nations meet success. It’s still up to date at this writing, but no matter who wins the tournament, it’s sure to say that NHL knocked down the slam of 50 points with him. As for 2025. Years NBA All-Star GameIt is difficult to say the same thing, given how the basketball fans received it. For Golden State Warriors forward Draimond GreenNBA can potentially learn a thing or two About NHL when it comes to Inward in all-star game very interesting.

“Sometimes things are just getting old and they’re kind of needed facelift,” Green said, in the associated press (H / T ESPN). “I know they did different things to try to go. I think it will be interesting to see how this 4 nation is going out in hockey. If it turns out, they may need to peek around.”

NHL decided to go with the best 4-nation tournament, instead of traditional pause ceremony with all the stars of the league. Based on the transfer of fans and interests, it is generated even outside the hockey, it seems that the tournament has already built a strong case why it deserves an annual event.

One big problem of the NBA still has with its All-Star game is a lack of intensity among participants. NHL does not have such problems, with players in the 4ths encountered as if their life depends on it. It cannot be cleansed by what happened in the first 10 seconds of the match last Saturday between the United States and Canada, who started with three strings in a row.

Those who get acquainted with green should not be surprised by his hockey references. For one, he always expressed his fan Sar Jose Sharks Star Mackin Cellini, who is Son Rick Cellive, director of sports medicine warriors and performance.

Green, who is also the four-year NBA All-star, will return to work with warriors on Friday, with a golden state scheduled to face the Kings Sacramento on the way to his first game after a break.

Reckle Villas is an experienced sports writer covering various sports, including NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL and college football. He graduated in the communication art from the University of Santo Thomas in the Philippines.