VIDEO: Draymond on KD’s Twitter fiasco: ‘I laughed in his face’

OAKLAND — Draymond Green

OAKLAND — Draymond Green, no stranger to controversial moments both on and off social media, couldn’t help but crack himself up in the wake of Kevin Durant’s recent Twitter snafu:

“The next day I saw him in person and I laughed in his face,” Green said at Friday’s media day.

“I stood right there, over there,” Green said, pointing across the room at the Warriors practice facility. “And laughed in his face. And it felt pretty damn good.”

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