The NBA world woke up to a social media firestorm this morning when Golden State Warriors’ outspoken forward Draymond Green dropped a cryptic tweet that read simply: “One call is enough.” No hashtags, no emojis—just four words that sent shockwaves across Twitter and left fans scrambling to decode its meaning.
Within minutes, the tweet went viral, sparking speculation about who the mysterious target might be. Many believe the message carried a subtle threat, a not-so-veiled warning directed at someone from Green’s past.
A reporter from SportsNet Insider hinted that Green’s remark may have been aimed at a former NBA star who has publicly criticized him in the past. “Draymond’s had ongoing tensions with a few ex-players who are now analysts. This tweet feels personal,” the source suggested.
Fans quickly began naming names. The most common theory points to a former All-Star from an Eastern Conference team—now a popular TV commentator—who has repeatedly called out Green’s fiery on-court behavior over the years. Still, no one has confirmed the identity of the supposed target.
Analysts speculate that the tweet was Green’s way of saying he only needs one phone call to “settle the score.” Known for his intensity both on and off the court, Green’s choice of words has added an ominous edge to what could have been dismissed as just another post-game remark.
For now, neither Draymond Green nor the Golden State Warriors have issued an official statement. The silence is fueling more intrigue, with social media buzzing about whether this online jab could ignite a new feud just ahead of the upcoming season.
One fan tweeted: “Four words and Draymond has the entire NBA shook.” Another warned: “If he says one call is enough, somebody better be watching their back.”
As Twitter debates rage and Reddit threads explode, the basketball world is holding its breath to see if the mystery ex-player will respond—or if this is just the calm before a much bigger storm.