24 crimes in the seven battles, 4 skill crimes and 2 evil crimes, the dirtiest in history! Green was criticized for his actions and his actions were rough and unintentional.

On May 5, the NBA playoffs were in full swing, and the tiebreak battle in the first round of the West was particularly eye-catching. The Warriors challenged the Rockets away and finally defeated their opponents 103-89, and advanced to the Western Conference semi-finals with a total score of 4-3, successfully avoiding the embarrassing situation of being reversed under the good situation of leading 3-1.

In this round of the series, a core player of the Warriors, Zhu Meng Green, undoubtedly became the focus of fans and media attention. However, this attention is not due to his outstanding performance on the court, but his frequent brutal moves, fouls and a series of controversial unsports.

Taking this game as an example, in one round in the first half, Mengmeng Green slapped the opponent in the face in the confrontation with Rockets player Van Vreett. After watching the video replay, the referee awarded him a technical foul. This penalty immediately aroused strong dissatisfaction among Rockets home fans, who shouted "Farke Oil Chasing Dreams" to express their dissatisfaction with Green's behavior.

According to statistics, in the seven games of this series, Zhu Meng Green's technical fouls were as high as four, ranking first in the league; the number of malicious fouls was also twice, leading the league; in addition, he also committed a total of twenty-four ordinary fouls. These data undoubtedly further aggravates the outside world's doubts and criticism of his on-field behavior.

In response to this, the famous commentator Skip pointed out in a taboo: "Draymond is undoubtedly one of the most controversial players in NBA history, and can even be named the "dirty player in history". However, it is puzzling that despite being controversial, he is still loved by fans and has become the darling of the media and advertising industry."

Former NBA player Eddie Johnson also expressed his opinion on social media: "Meng Zhuang Green seems to have a 'habit', that is, he often accidentally bumps into opponents in games, and then pretends to be an unexpected move. This behavior undoubtedly aggravates his controversy on the court."

It is worth mentioning that although Meng Zhuang Green is controversial on the court, he was successfully elected in the official NBA selection of the Best Fighting Award this season. This makes people wonder: Is Zhu Meng Green's behavior on the court a manifestation of excessive struggle or a dirty method? For this question, we look forward to hearing your voice and opinions in the comment section.