Dillon Brooks

I don't like anything to do with them. Draymond talks a lot. Gets away with a lot, too. His game is cool -- with Golden State -- but if you put him anywhere ...

When you contribute in the way I have contributed to four championships, they tend to like you." Clowns don't work building a dynasty." "I'm trying to figure out why they like you in Memphis. Or do they like you in Memphis? But I can tell you why they like me over [in Golden State]. "I just don't like Golden State. That's crazy." "That's No. "They actually are depending on this guy to help them win a championship, and he says 'his game is cool.' Quite frankly, that just shows how little you know about basketball. I guess that's why they like him over there." "If you ever wondered why the Memphis Grizzlies is not ready to compete for a championship, look no further than this idiot right here," Green said of Brooks. I don't like anything to do with them.

Dillon Brooks and the Memphis Grizzlies had the perfect response to Draymond Green's recent tirade and it came in...

That huge win over the Warriors must taste sweet for Dillon Brooks and the Grizzlies, who were in great need of one amid such a controversial week. Meanwhile, Draymond Green produced 16 points, seven assists, five rebounds, and three steals in 30 minutes of action on the floor. The Grizzlies did not waste much time channeling their rage into a meaningful output on the floor, as they [unloaded](https://twitter.com/ESPNStatsInfo/status/1634007726173872130) a total of 48 points right out of the gate.

After a week of trading verbal jabs and haymakers, Draymond Green and Dillon Brooks avoid real fisticuffs in the first half Thursday night.

Brooks fired back at Draymond after the Golden State Warriors vs. Memphis Grizzlies game.

Memphis forward trashes Draymond Green in ESPN profile, and Warriors star eviscerates him in return.

Plays like that are the reason Brooks has been a hate magnet for the Memphis Grizzlies. However, Brooks and Green are different sides of the same coin. Additionally, Branden Clarke’s torn Achilles leaves a vacancy in the Grizzlies’ lineup for a versatile defensive anchor whose contributions can’t be fully explained through the box score. Never one to back away from a fight in person or on the internet, Green used his podcast platform to blast Brooks with the deadly precision of a trained verbal assassin. The dynasty starts after you, not with you,” Green said. Every sleek title contender needs a cantankerous, annoying archetype player or starter to keep everyone engaged when they hit one of those eventual lulls over the course of a draining contest or during stretches of an 82-game season. The more attention you provide them with, the larger their presence grows. Brooks is still the superior shooter to Green, but the former doesn’t offer much value during cold streaks. “I’m trying to figure out why they like you in Memphis. It’s also the polar opposite of what Brooks said after Golden State eliminated them last May. You can always count on Green to throw vinegar into the wounds of a reeling Grizzlies team. The Grizz had their best shot in the 2022 Western Conference semifinals, but they couldn’t capitalize.

The Memphis Grizzlies defeated the Golden State Warriors 131-110 on Thursday -- and Dillon Brooks delivered a message for Draymond Green after the win.

During Thursday's game, Green and Brooks got up close and personal in the second quarter after Brooks scored a layup on Green. The Grizzlies went on to win the contest, Brooks also added that the Warriors forward "talks a lot."

Dillon Brooks had some parting words for Draymond Green after the Memphis Grizzlies defeated the Golden State Warriors.

"Anybody can win in March," Green added. "Anybody can win in March. [by sharing his dislike of Green](https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nba/2023/03/04/memphis-dillon-brooks-reignites-feud-draymond-green-warriors/11399358002/) – "I don't like Draymond at all," he said – and the Warriors to ESPN. He said he wasn't mad at Green's comments "because I know I'm a better player than him." Make him keep talking about me so I can play better." The recent war of words between Draymond Green and Dillon Brooks added additional spice to Thursday's matchup between the Warriors and Grizzlies.

The tensions between the Grizzlies and Warriors from last year's playoff series bubbled up again last week when Green was featured in a profile on ESPN, which ...

Well, naturally, Brooks had plenty to say after the Grizzlies beat the Warriors on Thursday. In his post-game interview, he had revealed the message he had for ...

The Warriors are in the No. Don't expect Green to give Brooks an inch on the court or off of it. "I have a hard time getting out of my bed in March." The Last season, Brooks referred to the Grizzlies as [a budding dynasty](https://twitter.com/NBCSWarriors/status/1520839759660158976), which Green mocked. ... It's cute, it's fun for him." [Dillon Brooks](/nba/players/2157680/dillon-brooks/) and [Draymond Green](/nba/players/1992792/draymond-green/) threw gasoline on the most heated rivalry in the [NBA](/nba/) this week, and their mutual distaste for one another persisted after the [Memphis Grizzlies](https://www.cbssports.com/nba/teams/MEM/memphis-grizzlies/) blew out the [Golden State Warriors](https://www.cbssports.com/nba/teams/GS/golden-state-warriors/), 131-110, on Thursday. He also refused to consider the Grizzlies a rival because they've never beaten the Warriors in the playoffs. It's fun for him." "The dynasty starts after you, not with you, and that's just a fact," he said. The two have traded barbs ever since, but Brooks took it to a new level last week in an ESPN profile. On his podcast, [The Draymond Green Show](https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-draymond-green-show-addressing-dillon-brooks-ja/id1595716948?i=1000603363027), he unloaded on Brooks.

The loudest members of the Grizzlies and Warriors just keep talking.

Memphis Grizzlies forward Dillon Brooks helped his team get a win against the Golden State Warriors, then he responded to Draymond Green.

The Warriors star finished 10-for-19 shooting, but Brooks did most of his work by denying the ball from Curry and fighting through what he called "illegal screens" from the Warriors. Brooks isn't active on social media, so when Green's comments started to go viral, teammates put the video in their group chat, and Brooks watched the entire two-minute clip. Brooks made a layup after a steal over the outstretched arms of Green, so he paused and stood in front of Green as the FedExForum crowd got louder and louder. "I kind of wanted that play just to see what he was going to say," Brooks said. To back up his argument, Brooks said he can do the same stuff Green does, plus score and call out opponent's plays. He called Green's job "easy" and "just showing up to work." Then, Brooks may have thrown a low-blow of his own. And besides, Brooks doesn’t know the address to that place anyway. Among the many things Green said was implying that the Grizzlies will be a better team after Brooks leaves. A tip of the cap to the referees for not giving Brooks and Green offsetting technical fouls when the faceoff finally came. He finished with 14 points on 6-for-15 shooting and six assists, but that wasn’t enough. After all, he started it with his comments in an ESPN story about Green.

Draymond Green is the reigning loudmouth of the NBA. Green has backed up his smack talk for a decade by playing an integral role on four championship teams ...

The Grizzlies don’t want to be next, they want to be now. So I think that's probably the difference between me and him." "I don't get baited into technical fouls. [pic.twitter.com/0foIEnHutn] [March 10, 2023] ... It's cute, it's fun for him." [pic.twitter.com/ZfE30RbQTl]< [March 10, 2023] Green had 16 points, seven assists, and five boards in the loss. [pic.twitter.com/oKR75IrWpx] [March 10, 2023] [pic.twitter.com/hhFlgVk9ou] [March 10, 2023] All eyes were on Green and Brooks when the Grizzlies and Warriors met on Thursday, and they did not disappoint. The bad blood between the Warriors and Grizzlies was apparent during the second round playoff series last year. Green has backed up his smack talk for a decade by playing an integral role on four championship teams on the

Dillon Brooks responds to Draymond Green's podcast comments after they got chippy during a Warriors-Grizzlies game on Thursday.

“I get technical fouls when I want to get technical fouls. “If I do that to him, it’d be a double tech, because he’d respond. trying to find ways to be the best leader.” 2 spot in the Western Conference, while the Warriors (34-33) are sixth. “That’s what I do,” Brooks told TNT after the game. I’m trying to be the best leader as possible and trying to get my point across… But it’s not a double tech because I didn’t respond. The fact that he was trying to pin my teammates against me. I sit there and talk to them, try not [to] break them down, but build them up.” I could do the same stuff that he does. When a reporter asked Brooks if Green’s comments pissed him off, he said: “No, because I know I’m a better player than him. “Appreciate it.

But I will say this: The NBA has a lot of friendships and respect between competitors. Sometimes, it results in players teaming up, which is always fun. A petty ...

Well, naturally, Brooks had plenty to say after the Grizzlies beat the Warriors on Thursday. In his post-game interview, he had revealed the message he had for ...

The Warriors are in the No. Don't expect Green to give Brooks an inch on the court or off of it. "I have a hard time getting out of my bed in March." The Last season, Brooks referred to the Grizzlies as [a budding dynasty](https://twitter.com/NBCSWarriors/status/1520839759660158976), which Green mocked. ... It's cute, it's fun for him." [Dillon Brooks](/nba/players/2157680/dillon-brooks/) and [Draymond Green](/nba/players/1992792/draymond-green/) threw gasoline on the most heated rivalry in the [NBA](/nba/) this week, and their mutual distaste for one another persisted after the [Memphis Grizzlies](https://www.cbssports.com/nba/teams/MEM/memphis-grizzlies/) blew out the [Golden State Warriors](https://www.cbssports.com/nba/teams/GS/golden-state-warriors/), 131-110, on Thursday. He also refused to consider the Grizzlies a rival because they've never beaten the Warriors in the playoffs. It's fun for him." "The dynasty starts after you, not with you, and that's just a fact," he said. The two have traded barbs ever since, but Brooks took it to a new level last week in an ESPN profile. On his podcast, [The Draymond Green Show](https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-draymond-green-show-addressing-dillon-brooks-ja/id1595716948?i=1000603363027), he unloaded on Brooks.

After they swapped barbs via the media, with Green responding to Brooks' recent criticism of him with a scorching segment on his podcast Wednesday, Brooks ...

I sit there and talk to them, try to not break them down, but build them up." "One team has to win, and then another team has to win," Green said. I feel like my stuff that I said was facts, and we'll see at the end of the year what they do with him." Brooks sneered while discussing Green's implication that his Memphis teammates don't like him and that the Grizzlies can't win a title with him. "Anybody can win in March," Green said. "I'm not a championship player. I was expecting him to talk a little bit more, but I guess he needs to get all his facts together and talk." "They don't ever forget who the Memphis Grizzlies are. "I get technical fouls when I want to get technical fouls. If I do that to him, it'd be a double tech, because he'd respond. "But he took the media approach with that and didn't say nothing, which is cool. An opportunity presented itself when Brooks stole the ball and drove for a layup over Green late in the second quarter before they bumped chests.

Dillon Brooks threw shade at former All-Stars Carmelo Anthony and Dwight Howard in his attempt to push back on the notion the Memphis Grizzlies need to ...

They are on track to make the playoffs for the third consecutive season, but this core is still trying to get to the Western Conference Finals for the first time. Haslem continues to get one-year contracts from the Miami Heat despite barely playing in games. Howard, who was also on the Lakers last season, is currently playing in Taiwan with the Taoyuan Leopards. The Grizzlies have done a fantastic job of building a talented roster through the draft, with players like Morant, Brooks, Jaren Jackson Jr. Who do you want to sign? "Who do you want to sign?

Draymond Green of the Golden State Warriors and Dillon Brooks of the Memphis Grizzlies got chippy in the second quarter during their Thursday night matchup.

"One team has to win, and then another team has to win," Green said. [WARRIORS’ DRAYMOND GREEN RIPS GRIZZLIES’ DILLON BROOKS: ‘NOT SURE YOUR TEAMMATES LIKE YOU’](https://www.foxnews.com/sports/warriors-draymond-green-rips-grizzlies-dillon-brooks-sure-your-teammates-like-you) "But he took the media approach with that and didn't say nothing, which is cool. "I kind of wanted that play, just to see what he was going to say," Brooks said. If I do that to him, it'd be a double tech, because he'd respond. But it's not a double tech, because I didn't respond.