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Draymond Green: Mixed Feelings on Wembanyama’s MVP Push

Warriors forward Draymond Green said he had conflicting reactions to Spurs center Victor Wembanyama’s self-promotion in the MVP conversation. Green described the approach as something he both “hated” and “absolutely loved.”

Dr. Sarah Chen
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Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green offered a candid take on San Antonio Spurs center Victor Wembanyama’s recent MVP self-promotion, saying he felt two ways about it.

Green said he both “hated” and “absolutely loved” Wembanyama’s push to be considered in the league’s Most Valuable Player discussion.

Green reacts to Wembanyama’s approach

Green’s comments captured the tension that can come with players publicly advocating for themselves—an approach that can be viewed as bold and confident, while also rubbing some the wrong way.

Wembanyama, the Spurs’ centerpiece, has drawn significant attention across the league, and his willingness to speak up about awards has only added to the spotlight.

Green, a longtime leader for the Warriors, made clear his reaction wasn’t one-dimensional, framing Wembanyama’s self-advocacy as something he could simultaneously dislike and respect.

Originally reported by Espn