Fans Accuse Draymond Green Of Telling His Teammates The Spread Was 5.5 During Final Seconds Of Game 3 Loss To Wolves

Fans have accused Draymond Green of informing his teammates that the spread was 5.5 during the final seconds of their Game 3 loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves. This accusation has brought into question the integrity of the game and sparked controversy among fans and analysts alike.

It remains to be seen how the league will address these allegations and what consequences, if any, will be faced by Green and the Golden State Warriors organization.

The Timberwolves gave up the first game of the second-round playoff series to Golden State, but they’ve since taken a 2-1 advantage, with Steph Curry out due to a hamstring injury.

The Dubs suffered a 102-97 loss to Minnesota this weekend, coming out on the wrong end of a five-point reverse. Cameras caught Draymond mouthing something to his teammates with the scores still at 102-94, and it’s believed that he was saying the spread was at 5.5.

Golden State hit a three to cover in the dying embers.

“Did Draymond tell his teammates that the spread was 5.5? The Warriors hit a 3 & covered in the final seconds,” Barstool Sports captioned a video showing Green speaking and even holding five fingers up at one point.

This behavior could be seen as a breach of trust and sportsmanship, as it potentially influence the outcome of the game based on gambling odds rather than performance on the court. The seriousness of these allegations could have consequences for both Draymond Green and the reputation of the Warriors.

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