The NBA game between the Golden State Warriors and the Phoenix Suns took a dramatic turn when Draymond Green of the Warriors was ejected after an altercation with Dillon Brooks of the Suns. The incident occurred during a heated moment in the fourth quarter, as both players exchanged words and physical contact on the court. Green, known for his aggressive style of play, became involved in a verbal confrontation with Brooks before escalating to shoving. The referee immediately called a technical foul on Green, leading to his ejection from the game. This is not the first time Green has been ejected; he has faced multiple suspensions and fines throughout his career due to similar incidents. The altercation drew significant attention from fans and media alike, with many debating whether Green's actions were justified or if they crossed a line. Brooks, who was also involved in the confrontation, received a technical foul but remained on the court. The game continued without Green, and the Warriors ultimately lost to the Suns by a narrow margin. Post-game interviews revealed that both players expressed regret over the incident, with Green stating he "just got caught up in the moment" while Brooks acknowledged it was a mistake to engage physically. The NBA has since announced an investigation into the altercation, which could result in further disciplinary action against either player. This incident highlights the ongoing challenges of managing on-court aggression in professional basketball and raises questions about how teams handle such situations moving forward.

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SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA - SEPTEMBER 28: Draymond Green #23 of the Golden State Warriors poses with Yaxel Lendeborg #1 during media day at Chase Center on September 28, 2026 in San Francisco, California. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and/or using this photograph, user is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. (Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images) | Getty Images When the Golden State Warriors converged in Hawaii to kick of training camp, coach Steve Kerr made three things clear: Steph Curry would be in the starting lineup; Draymond Green would be in the starting lineup; and the other three spots were up for grabs. With an opening day showdown against the Los Angeles Lakers exactly one week away, Kerr still has not finalized a starting lineup, but things are coming into focus. Earlier this week, Kerr said that he was “leaning towards” a starting five of Brandin Podziemski, Gui Santos, and Yaxel Lendeborg alongside Curry and Green. In past years, the team has tried to limit how often Green starts at center to help preserve him, as it’s a tougher physical ask. But the Dubs are limited in their options. Kristaps Porziņģis still has not made it onto the practice court, so he’s a long ways away from being a consideration. Al Horford doesn’t play back to backs, meaning that he can’t be a set starter. And Charles Bassey — who started in Green’s absence during Tuesday’s preseason win over the Lakers — is likely not viewed as deserving of a starting role at the moment. That’s all three of the team’s centers, and leaves Green as the most sensible option. On the one hand, that makes for a small starting five; on the other hand, Lendeborg and Santos are both large enough to play power forward, so Golden State still has a chance to hold their own on the glass and defensively. As for Podziemski, he always felt like a near-lock to start. The Dubs prefer to have De’Anthony Melton come off the bench, and Brandon Williams works best as a second-unit spark plug rather than a starter. Podziemski is by far the most well-rounded guard option that Golden State has, and his recently-signed five-year, $110 million extension suggests that the team is ready to start giving him a larger role. He’s also had an excellent training camp, and has more than earned his role in the starting five. Lendeborg, the team’s first-round pick in June’s draft, is arguably the most exciting reveal. The rookie has been very impressive in his debut training camp, and looks like he could be a difference-maker from day one; clearly the Warriors agree. Golden State has one more preseason game on Friday to finalize their starting five before kicking the season off on Wednesday, October 21.

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