Draymond Green explained his back-and-forth with former teammate and Kings guard Dennis Schröder in the Golden State Warriors' win over Sacramento.

Los Angeles Lakers superstar Luka Dončić has been calling Sacramento Kings guard Dennis Schröder the B word going back to the offseason, according to NBA insider Shams Charania of ESPN.

The NBA is suspending Sacramento guard Dennis Schröder for three games after he tried to hit a player after that game, it announced Saturday evening. According to Chris Haynes of Amazon, that player was Los Angeles guard Luka Dončić.

NEW YORK – The NBA today announced that Sacramento Kings guard Dennis Schröder has been suspended three games without pay for confronting and attempting to strike another player.

Sacramento Kings guard Dennis Schroder has been suspended for three games after an incident in which the NBA says Schröder confronted and attempted to strike an opposing player following the Kings' 125-108 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers on Dec. 28.

Schröder was suspended for three games after he attempted to strike Dončić following a meeting between the Kings and Lakers.

Draymond Green talks about the fight between himself and former Golden State Warrior Dennis Schroder on Saturday.

The confrontation involving Luka Dončić and Dennis Schröder on December 28 continues to generate fallout, and a former teammate of the Slovenian star (during his time

Paul Pierce weighs in on the tunnel clash between Dennis Schröder and Luka Dončić, sparked by a brutal on-court reminder of Schröder's infamous $84M contract mistake.