but I think there's a pretty stark difference between Draymond's contribution to his team and MJ's to his. I'll put up with MJ before I'll put up with Draymond Green. So that's one difference.

But another HUGE difference is the fact that the Jordan/Kerr punch became a thing of legend LONG after it happened, relived entirely by word of mouth. This is ON VIDEO for the whole world to see. We have more context than the example you're citing which , just based on what we know, I think makes it way more inappropriate and in turn more humiliating for all parties involved.

But to your point and to be fair, we haven't seen it impact the on court product...yet. But we can't act like it's not a thing and couldn't be detrimental to winning because it definitely could.