New York Knicks star Karl-Anthony Towns is actually skipping the game this time. Towns declined to engage in Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green's verbal warfare against him and the Knicks as they continued to embark on a Western swing.

Draymond Green went on his podcast and told the world a lie about why Karl-Anthony Towns missed the New York Knicks’ game with the Golden State Warriors earlier this week. Green said Towns missed the game because he didn’t want to face Jimmy Butler — his former teammate who he once beefed with as members of the Minnesota Timberwolves.

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Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green made baseless claims about New York Knicks big man Karl-Anthony Towns, then issued a total non-apology.

Draymond Green isn’t showing much remorse for Karl-Anthony Towns’ loss of a friend. Green claimed on his podcast that Towns missed Tuesday’s game because he didn’t want to play against Warriors star Jimmy Butler, when the Knicks star was really dealing with the loss of a family friend.

After falsely accusing Karl-Anthony Towns—who was attending a funeral—of missing the Knicks-Warriors game because he was "ducking" Jimmy Butler, Draymond Green oddly addressed his false accusation.

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Draymond Green says that his comments about Karl-Anthony Towns' missing a recent game came from "what he heard" after learning that the New York Knicks center didn't go because of the death of a family friend.

LOS ANGELES — Karl-Anthony Towns responded to Draymond Green’s disrespect with a shrug and a plea for positivity.