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It seems Team USA has had a little too much fun these past couple of days in between exhibition games. They have had their lighthearted fun sharingtheir experiences with the world, but one player on that team may have revealed something he'll regret for a long time, especially with our internet culture today.
Draymond Green, who has already had his share of mishaps this summer, recently posted a NSFW on his Snapchat story revealing his private member. Almost immediately after deleting the photo off his story, he tweeted out to his fans that it was not him; he was simply hacked.
https://twitter.com/Money23Green/status/759781142941753345?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
Of course, no one truly believed his claim, trolling him and asking why he felt the need to lie. Shortly after, a statement was released claiming it was all a simple mistake.
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Draymond Green apologized for sending out inappropriate photo on Snapchat. Said pic was "meant to be private" but he hit wrong button
— Michael Lee (@MrMichaelLee) July 31, 2016
Perhaps he realized his white lie about the subject wasn't going to trick anybody. After all, it is pretty easy to mistakenly post unwanted pictures on your snapstory, and he even acknowledges this point.
Draymond Green: "We're all one click away from placing something in the wrong place. I suffered from that this morning."
— Michael Lee (@MrMichaelLee) July 31, 2016
Nonetheless, Green just has to be more careful. This year's Olympics have already suffered enough embarrassment from his actions off the court. Hopefully this incident doesn't derail Green's or Team USA's focus for the remainder of the summer.
