The past night in the NBA was marked by an incident in the duel between Golden State and Washington in which the home player Draymond Green and guard Bradley Beal of the visiting team participated.
After a short brawl, both were kicked out of the game at the end of the first half.
While they were fighting for the advantage under the basket, Bill hit his opponent in the face, and Green did not oblige him, but fought back fiercely.
Wrestling, they fell to the floor next to the basket as teammates and security tried to separate them.
"What was I supposed to do when nobody hits you twice? As a kid, you're taught not to let that happen. What was I supposed to do? There's a 'history' between the NBA and me. That's the only reason I'm suspended," he said. Green enraged.
The Warriors, despite a disjointed game at times, managed to defeat the guests 120:117, reversing a ten-point deficit in the last period of the match.
Kevin Durent was the best in the winning team with 31 points with 11 rebounds and six assists, and two blocks, while Steph Curry scored 20 (3/13 three-pointers) with eight assists and five steals.
Klay Thompson added 18 points, and veteran David West scored 16, scoring several times in key moments of the game.
The Wizards were led by Otto Porter with 29 points (7/9 triples) and ten rebounds, while John Wall scored 20 with 14 assists.
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