Draymond Green's foul on Memphis Grizzlies center Zach Edey was upgraded to flagrant-1 status by the NBA on Saturday. In the third quarter of the Golden

The Memphis Grizzlies and Golden State Warriors always seem to have some controversy when they play each other. This was especially prominent during the 2022 NB

Memphis Grizzlies players and coaches were unhappy on Friday night after the officials did not review a foul on Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green for a flagrant. The NBA agreed — the next day.

Here's how Zach Edey fared in his 13th NBA game for the Memphis Grizzlies on Friday night against the Golden State Warriors.

In the third quarter with 7:06 remaining in Golden State's 123-118 win over Memphis, Green lost the ball on a drive to the basket, and the loose ball was picked up by Edey, who passed the ball but was tripped as Green appeared to grab his leg.

After Draymond Green was ejected toward the end of Friday’s win, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr apologized to the Golden State Warriors’ fans. He felt terrible about what happened. “The last quarter, the last half was disgusting. I felt bad for our fans having to watch that – what transpired,” Kerr said, per Andrews.

Draymond Green has managed to get a flagrant foul on a day off. The Golden State Warriors veteran came under fire during Friday’s game against the Memphis Grizzlies for what he did to rookie big man Zach Edey.

While this has a lot to do with their depth, the Warriors have also gotten great play from their two veteran stars Steph Curry and Draymond Green. Involved in a controversial play during the third quarter of Friday’s game,

The Grizzlies have been encouraged by rookie big man Zach Edey's incremental gains over the first 13 games this season.

Draymond Green’s (GSW) foul against Zach Edey (MEM) at 7:06 of 3rd qtr on 11/15/24 has been upgraded to a Flagrant 1 after league review.Source: Twitter What’s the buzz on