The ever-entertaining and charismatic Draymond Green must be given some of the spotlight here, but this picture certainly does not contain Draymond Green's girlfriend. No, readers, this is a fakeout. It's just his mother being happy for him at his draft day when he got word that he'd be part of the Golden State Warriors. His aunt Tina Green was also at the celebration along with his mom, Mary Green. If you look at the picture, it kind of makes you wonder how tall his mom is, right? I mean, Draymond Green himself is 6'7", but she doesn't look more than four inches short than the guy. So is she wearing 9-inch heels or is she really that tall?
Another lovely lady is his sister who is basically the only young lady he's ever posted on Instagram in the entirety of his NBA career. His Twitter account is similarly barren, and you've got to admire the man's ability to keep things on the down-low. Though Draymond Green's girlfriend eludes us, I wouldn't worry about her eventually popping up on the internet; especially if the Warriors take home a title. Of course, it could be that Draymond just doesn't have a girlfriend, preferring instead to play the field from city to city. Being an NBA player allows one to try all the flavors in the cupboard, so to speak.
I suppose we should try to entertain you with a little anecdote since Draymond Green's girlfriend isn't part of the equation. Green recently attended a Panthers and Seahawks football game with teammate Steph Curry and Steph Curry's wife Ayesha Alexander. Apparently Ayesha and Ayesha's mom (!?) started yelling at some Seahawks fans for bragging and taunting people that their team was going to win. Draymond Green saw the commotion, picked up some grapes from the snack section, and tossed them at the loudmouth fans. Now, if you ask me, that's a recipe for trouble for most people. I'm 5'9" and weigh 160 pounds, and when I'm tossing grapes at loudmouths, I'm also priming up for a fistfight because you know that's what could easily follow such an action. That is not so with a 6'7" power forward, though. Sometimes life is just easier for big guys.