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Draymond Green Show - Dray's first tech in Warriors-Blazers + Embiid sitting back-to-backs for 76ers

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In this episode, Draymond Green sets the record straight about how he received his first technical foul of the season against the Portland Trail Blazers. He also shares how many technical fouls he expects to receive this NBA season. Draymond and Baron discuss Steve Kerr's comments regarding this Warriors team being the deepest he has ever coached, and Draymond compares this team to his first championship squad with Steph Curry and Klay Thompson.They talk about the Utah Jazz, James Harden, and contract extensions for young players. Then, they share their thoughts on Joel Embiid choosing to sit out during back-to-backs for the Philadelphia 76ers. Baron lists his Top 5 players to watch, and they dive into answering fan questions. Don’t miss it! #volume #herdSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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