"What you're doing is bad for basketball": Richard Jefferson calls out Draymond Green

The NBA world is buzzing after Draymond Green's latest fiery outburst, which resulted in his ejection from Tuesday night's game against the Phoenix Suns. Green was ejected after hitting Suns' center Jusuf Nurkić in the face with a right hand, sparking a debate about his on-court behavior this season.

Following the incident, former NBA champion and current ESPN analyst Richard Jefferson took to Twitter to express his disapproval of Green's actions.

"Come on Draymond," Jefferson said, "Dray what are you doing man? You're too important, too good. This is getting to a space man where you're hurting the game. This is bad for the game of basketball, what you're doing is bad for basketball & you are too good for the game of basketball but what you're doing my brother is bad for the game. Come on."

This isn't Jefferson's first time criticizing Draymond Green. He has reprimanded Green for his on-court theatrics and questioned his leadership style in the past. This newest incident, however, appears to have struck a chord with many fans and experts who are concerned about Green's on-court infractions.

This ejection was just the latest in a long line of disciplinary issues for Green. He has been ejected from 15 games throughout his career, including two ejections in the past two months. This latest incident may result in a suspension from the NBA, further adding to his disciplinary record.

Green's history of ejections and technical fouls has been a source of frustration for both fans and coaches. While his passion and intensity are undeniable, his tendency to lose his cool at critical moments can often hurt his team's chances of winning.

Impact on the Golden State Warriors and possible suspension of Draymond Green

While the official announcement regarding Green's suspension has not yet been made, NBA insiders are predicting a suspension of 1-3 games. This suspension would be a significant blow to the Warriors, who are already struggling to stay afloat in the Western Conference.

Draymond Green is the Warriors' defensive anchor and emotional leader. His absence would be felt immensely on both ends of the court. Without him, the Warriors would be forced to rely on other players to step up, which could be a difficult task considering their current roster situation.

Looking beyond the immediate impact of a suspension, Green's repeated on-court incidents raise concerns about his long-term future with the Warriors

If he continues on this path, he risks tarnishing his reputation and risking his NBA career. However, if he can learn to regulate his emotions and channel his energy positively, he can continue to be a tremendous asset to the Golden State Warriors.

However, failure to do so could ultimately lead to him being marginalized or even traded away from the team.

The next few weeks will be crucial for both Green and the Warriors. The NBA's decision regarding Green's suspension will set the tone for the rest of the season, and Green's response to this latest incident will be a sign of his commitment to changing his behavior. Only time will tell if Draymond Green can turn things around and recapture his former glory.