Draymond Green Rehashes Clash with Knicks' Karl-Anthony Towns

"The Draymond Green Show with Baron Davis" must go on, but not without the New York Knicks, apparently.

Still reveling in the controversy his baseless accusation against Knicks star Karl-Anthony Towns caused, the Golden State Warriors' instigator offered a behind-the-scenes look at his first meeting with the All-Star center on the web series that started it all.

Green, of course, started the verbal kerfuffle when he hinted that Towns skipped Golden State's March 4 visit to Madison Square Garden to avoid an awkward reunion with fellow former Minnesotan Jimmy Butler. Towns did partake in last Saturday's rematch in San Francisco, where he and Green were in each other's faces all night.

"I think this was a big moment for Towns," Green said. "I called him soft. He said 'man, you a h**' ... he said h**, h**, h**, h**, h**. I said get him out of here, go sit him down."

By now, it's been well-established Towns, listed as out due to personal reasons for that original March 4 game, was actually on a bereavement leave after his girlfriend Jordyn Woods lost a close friend to cancer. He has since returned to the New York lineup and posted a 29-point, 12-rebound double-double despite dealing with early foul trouble.

That output began with a driving double that saw Towns breeze past Green after a pump fake, something that the Warriors agitator implied was set up due to their ongoing lack of pleasantries. Golden State eventually won the game by a 97-94 final where Green was held to nine points on 3-of-9 shooting, though the last couple served as a de facto dagger.

While Green has yet to formally apologize for the accusation, he continues to take indirect credit for Towns' performance that night and didn't back down in his latest episode with Davis.