Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green has delivered a clear message to Anthony Edwards about embracing the opportunity to be the next face of the NBA. The NBA has always had an iconic player to represent the league.

Playing in the All-Star Game is a genuine privilege and NBA stars should get to do whatever they want with it.

Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green may have been a key figure at the 2025 NBA All-Star Weekend, but his wife, Hazel Renee, stole the spotlight with her impeccable style. The actress and model showcased a series of stunning outfits on Instragram, turning heads with her bold fashion choices.

Draymond Green did not hold back when giving his view of the NBA All-Star Game’s new format. The Warriors star ripped the structure during TNT’s broadcast between the first and second games, calling it “unfair” to guys who worked to earn the right to be called an All-Star.

“Before Butler arrived, Green had a standing request of the team’s front office that he deemed vital to their renaissance: Go get another “a–hole,” as one team source described it,” the two wrote. “Another fiery, two-way talent like him who would say what needed to be said at all times and compete on the knife’s edge on both ends of the floor.”

The Golden State Warriors are surging at just the right time, and a lot of that has to do with their latest addition—Jimmy Butler. Since acquiring the six-time All-Star from the Miami Heat, the Warriors have gone 5-1,

Draymond Green had just spoken for a few minutes Saturday morning about the state of the game, about how he believes it’s officiated differently than it once was, how stars don’t get the benefit of being stars like they did in the past.

Draymond Green did a whole lot of talking over the weekend at the NBA All-Star Game, but legend Oscar Robertson was none too impressed by the Warriors’ star’s declaration that the league was

Before making his proclamation on national TV, Draymond Green had been telling many around him how confident he is in this Warriors team.

Warriors forward Draymond Green made it clear that he is not a fan of the NBA's new All-Star Game format for 2025.