Draymond Green Accuses Veteran Announcer of Broadcast Bias

Warriors star claims Doris Burke unfairly criticizes him during games

Published on Feb. 13, 2026

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Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green has publicly accused longtime NBA announcer Doris Burke of showing bias and criticizing him unfairly during game broadcasts. The dispute arose following the Warriors' loss to the San Antonio Spurs in a matchup featuring Green's defensive duel against standout rookie Victor Wembanyama.

Why it matters

Green's comments on social media spotlight issues related to the coverage and its impact on his reputation. The Warriors had a 16-point lead in the third quarter before the Spurs rallied to win the game, making the broadcast analysis crucial to how the contest was perceived.

The details

In the contest, Green scored 17 points while guarding Wembanyama, who led the Spurs with 26 points. The game was marked by intense physical play, including a moment where Wembanyama wrapped his arms around Green, highlighting their fierce rivalry on the court. After a fan criticized Burke's commentary on the ESPN broadcast, Green responded on the Threads app, stating, "She will always ignore things happening to me and only half mention the good. And take shots when they are available. Been that way for a while."

  • The Warriors lost to the Spurs on February 13, 2026.

The players

Draymond Green

A forward for the Golden State Warriors who has been the subject of intense scrutiny due to his aggressive style and frequent confrontations on the court.

Doris Burke

A veteran NBA announcer who has been accused by Draymond Green of showing bias and unfairly criticizing him during game broadcasts.

Victor Wembanyama

A standout rookie for the San Antonio Spurs who had a defensive duel with Draymond Green during the game.

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What they’re saying

“She will always ignore things happening to me and only half mention the good. And take shots when they are available. Been that way for a while.”

— Draymond Green, Golden State Warriors forward (Threads)

The takeaway

Green's recent statements highlight his sense that commentary can occasionally become unfair or one-sided, particularly when it comes to evaluating his performances during significant matchups. His remarks underscore ongoing tension between athletes and media narratives in high-profile NBA games.