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Draymond Green cuts through the noise of the Shai Gilgeous-Alexander flopping debate, arguing the real problem isn’t the player—it’s the NBA’s refusal to enforce its own anti-flopping rules. While critics like ESPN’s Michael Wilson and Mike Greenberg slam SGA’s style as unwatchable and even generational, Draymond points out the league’s long-standing inaction. He’s blunt: if refs actually called fouls for intentional fouls, players would stop flopping fast. The controversy’s even spilled into pop culture—a board game mocking SGA’s antics got a cease and desist, which didn’t help his reputation. But Draymond’s message is clear: until the league steps up and holds players accountable, flopping will keep happening—no matter who’s doing it.

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