The Golden State Warriors lost their very last All-Star remaining on the floor, as Draymond Green sat out after the 7:13 mark of the second quarter after receiving a shot to the groin by San Antonio Spurs forward Danny Green.

The Warriors forward was accidentally kneed in the nether region by his brethren, but he claimed no one came asking him if he thought the Spurs forward has done it on purpose, but noting that had he kneed him instead, there would be questions asked, according to Mark Medina of the San Jose Mercury News.

The Spurs were visibly sour after Kawhi Leonard's quad injury that ruled him out for the rest of the postseason during Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals, and fans had gone as far as filing lawsuits and sending death threats to Zaza Pachulia.

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So far in the last two weeks, Stephen Curry was forced to miss several games with yet another right ankle injury by stepping on Dejounte Murray's foot after a drive to the rim. Along with Green's groin injury, it is a two-for-one deal that the Spurs have walked away with.

Yet no lawsuits of death threats have come from any Warriors fans to my knowledge.

Draymond's mom chipped in, responding to his son's post-game comments, noting fans tend to blow things up out of proportion in this social media era of NBA drama.

“Most ppl that sit on their couches and watch couldn’t raise a leg if they tried… but have the most to say about everything!,” said Mary Babers Green on a tweet. “Those (basketball) movements happen ALL THE TIME! Social Media & all its PLATFORMERS!”