Draymond Green comments on a physical incident involving Victor Wembanyama during the NBA’s playoffs, saying the league’s response does not adequately address what Green describes as an elbow on Naz Reid. Green argues that the NBA should have issued a suspension and/or fine for Wembanyama, and he frames the lack of punishment as something that needs to be corrected through the Timberwolves’ response on the court. In his remarks, Green suggests the Timberwolves may feel compelled to seek “retribution” or “revenge” because the foul was not handled as he believes it should be. The discussion centers on whether league discipline is consistent with the severity of the contact and how teams should respond when they believe officiating or punishment does not match the play. Green’s comments come ahead of a pivotal Game 5 on Tuesday, according to one report, and they highlight the tension between star players and league enforcement decisions in a high-stakes postseason setting.