I can't remember if he was injured or what the reason he wasn't on the court, if he's there maybe the situation never happens. In locker rooms if you have a volatile guy like Dray you need a more even tempered personality that is equally respected to balance that out. Dray was used to barking and everybody getting scared, KD was the first person to challenge him and he didn't handle it well. Like I've said in the past you don't call another grown man a "b.a.n." and not throw hands or apologize and think it will ever be good regardless of what anyone says.

>We're talking about Dray barking on KD
>During a game
>On the court
>after HE f'd up
>What part of that is on KD to resolve?
>He was right.
>Dray should've passed the ball.
>He came into that situation
>Wasn't his team
>The GM and HC fostered an environment where Dray is the
>enforcer to Steph and Klay's good guy images
>Dray clearly got too comfortable...and someone on that team
>needed to check him...and that someone was not KD
>It wasn't his team
>Wasn't there a Dray locker room meltdown before KD even got
>there?
>
>Yeah, probably disingenuous to say that's the reason he
>left...but I don't see how it's on KD to resolve the situation
>
>GSW created that monster.
>
>https://bleacherreport.com/post/nba/36251f11-0393-42e1-9654-084818b8bd98
>
>and Dray solidifies his dickheadedness with the statement
>following that exchange
>They asked him to apologize...he laughed in their face (c)
>
>Good interview though.

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