Dragic Tried To Ankle Kick Bogut

[mightybosstone]

What Dragic did was dirty, but I don't think he was intentionally trying to injure Bogut's ankle. The guy clearly got a lot of contact from Bogut right before that and made a poor judgment call in the heat of the moment. When Dragic played in Houston, he was never a dirty player. I've never seen him react this way before, so I find it hard to believe he would deliberately try to injure someone.

[LeperMessiah]

Taking advantage of a Weakness.

[MonroeFAN]

That's what happens when a **** team tries to **** with us. They get whiney and prissy. That's what happened vs. the Mavs. Brandan Wright threw Bogut down and literally almost rebroke is ****ing arm. Everybody's trying to kill our key to success. Not that we're not already amazing enough w/o Bogut.

Is this guy a proper representation of the rest of the Warrior fan base? Calling one of the best teams of the last decade 'a **** team' when the Warriors have been relevant for half of a season?

[CavsYanksDuke]

Yeah, I've never seen someone break an ankle with grounded shin kick. Have any of you guys? That sounds like some Jackie Chan **** right there.

[thephoenixson28]

I guess you guys don't see bogut pushing Dragic to the ground. ThaDubs talking about ****** team, you have one relevant year, and all of a sudden you can talk ****. Get over yourself.

[thephoenixson28]

Is this guy a proper representation of the rest of the Warrior fan base? Calling one of the best teams of the last decade 'a **** team' when the Warriors have been relevant for half of a season?

Must be a 12 year old.

[heyman321]

LMAO! Nothing dirty about it. Just a reponse to when Bogut smacks him. Warriors fans think they are right on every single instance now that their team is above .500, they're boasting like they're the 98 bulls.

[KnicksorBust]

LMAO! Nothing dirty about it. Just a reponse to when Bogut smacks him. Warriors fans think they are right on every single instance now that their team is above .500, they're boasting like they're the 98 bulls.

Nothing dirty about an NBA player trying to kick another NBA player?

[MonroeFAN]

It was a retaliatory hit, it's clear as day.

[69centers]

Now, that's what I call, getting a leg up on your opponent.

[b@llhog24]

LMAO! Nothing dirty about it. Just a reponse to when Bogut smacks him. Warriors fans think they are right on every single instance now that their team is above .500, they're boasting like they're the 98 bulls.

Yea it only looks like he's trying to injure Bogut because, well he's Bogut.

[Ill21]

What a ***** move

[king4day]

Pretty pathetic, you can see him go and try and kick Boguts ankle.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qusEs...e_gdata_player

Yet you fail to mention the part where Bogut slaps Dragic across the face immediatly prior to it.

[Ill21]

Yet you fail to mention the part where Bogut slaps Dragic across the face immediatly prior to it.

What do you expect after someone just tried to kick you in your injured ankle

[ManRamForPrez24]

Bogut wasn't exactly being a saint there either...he clearly slapped Dragic in the face for no apparent reason.

I'd be more comfortable labeling it "Dragic retaliates to Bogut's questionable play" or something like that. I can't jump to "Dragic is intentionally trying to re-injure Bogut". It just seemed like retaliation. What else is a guy a foot shorter and 100 pounds lighter gonna do besides a little kick?

Dirty play, but I don't think this is the most egregious thing I've ever seen.