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Basketball player Accidentally... On Purpose kicks the opposing teams center in the nuts
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Degenerate On An ATV Drags A Kansas City Cop Before Doing A Wheelie Over Him
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It's Now A Hate Crime To Declare Everyone Should Speak English In England, Punishable By Up To 7 Years Prison
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Top NFL Draft Pick Quaydarius Davis Is Seen Beating His Woman Unconscience
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Why Is AG Pam Bondi Refusing To Release The Epstein Client List?
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Dude Proves How Crazy Leftist Protesters Are Going From Event To Event
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Some 24 hours removed from escaping suspension for his swift kick to Steven Adams' apples, whether intentional or not, you may think Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green would be more careful.
Count Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr among those who felt that way. "Draymond is going to have be very careful," he warned reporters before Game 4. "One Flagrant 1, and he'll be suspended."
Except, "I'm never going to be careful," Green predictably told the media after Golden State's pregame shootaround on Tuesday, "I'm just going to be me and the game will play out the way it will play out."
So it did, with Green on the giving end in another leg-related tangle-up, this time with OKC's Enes Kanter.
