"He’s begging for another suspension" - NBA Fans Go Wild as Draymond Green Flips Off Scottie Barnes After Knocking Down Wide-Open Triple

Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green channeled his inner Steph Curry on Sunday against the Toronto Raptors. Green was feeling it from deep as he made four 3-pointers. In one of his shots from deep, however, he taunted Raptors star Scottie Barnes and gave him the middle finger.

Green isn't known for his stroke outside the 3-point arc. But when it's someone's night, they can hit from anywhere on the floor. For the four-time All-Star, that's what happened. Not one Raptors player could stop him from making his attempts from deep.

Take a look at Green's long-range shot over Barnes.

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After seeing his taunting of Barnes, the fans had something to say about Green.

"He’s begging for another suspension. Biggest joke in the league," a fan said. "the fact that this wasnt a tech, blows my mind. Warriors whistle is up there with blazers, thunder, lakers. its crazyyyyy," another fan commented. "Clown behavior. Hope Silver fines tf outta him. There are kids at those games. What kind of example are you setting? Dude is an idiot," one fan said.

Other fans thought Draymond Green's action was funny.

"Lmao Draymond is comedy bro 💀" someone commented. "LMFAOOOOOOOOO this is the dray i wanna see not the f**king linebacker," a comment read. "Draymond funny as shit yo," one fan commented.

Draymond Green's hot shooting night ended in disappointment as the Warriors suffered a 141-127 overtime loss. The four-time champion ended with 21 points, four rebounds and seven assists.

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Nick Young comments on the Warriors' situation with Draymond Green and Steve Kerr

All eyes were on the Warriors on Dec. 22 against the Orlando Magic. Coach Steve Kerr and Draymond Green got into a verbal match on the bench. During their spat, Green subbed himself out of the game and headed to the locker room. He did not return to the game as the rest of the team willed a 120-97 win.

After what happened, both Kerr and Green confirmed that they've hashed things out. However, former Warriors player Nick Young believes that it's time for the team to blow it up.

“They always fight. I mean, they got into a big fight in OKC where we had to pull Draymond back, pull Steve Kerr back. But this time it’s different because they are not the same championship team,” Young said. “With everything going with Steve Kerr and Kuminga, it’s a lot. I don’t know where they are this year. I feel like they just need to blow everything up.”

The Warriors still want to continue to contend for a championship. But Young believes it's time for them to start fresh and move on.

Edited by Reign Amurao