Live broadcast, November 17-Danny Green is a guest of ESPN today, talking about Clay’s injury after he chased him in the 2019 finals.

“If you have not experienced it personally, it is difficult for you to understand his feelings. He has experienced two major injuries, and it will be a long summer to hurt you once. I can’t imagine what it would be like to suffer two major injuries.

“Fortunately, he is in good mental state now. I am happy for him when he comes back. Because I was in the round when he was injured, you would never want to see a player injured like that, especially a good player like him.

“Because it was related to his injury, which made me feel very guilty, and I never knew what he thought in his heart. Later I heard him say that he didn’t blame me, so I put down my heart. So I am really glad that he can come back.

“Even if he plays well now, it takes time to play better. After all, their this year’s summer is shorter than others. I am proud of the players who can get out of this great injury!” Danny Green said.

In the G6 between the Warriors and the Raptors in the 2019 finals, Clay was injured after a quick attack dunk, and was later diagnosed as torn left knee cross ligament, it was Danny Green who defended him at that time who played for the Raptors.

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(Andy)