Houston Rockets wing Dillon Brooks called Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green a "dirty player" and defended his teammate Amen Thompson, who upended Dubs forward Jimmy Butler in Game 2 of the teams' NBA Western Conference first-round playoff series,

Some have questioned whether Houston’s Amen Thompson is a dirty player after Golden State’s Jimmy Butler was injured in a scary fall in Game 2 when the Rockets guard took Butler’s legs out from under

Dillon Brooks sticks up for Amen Thompson, saying his Rockets teammate is not a dirty player, but that Golden State's Draymond Green is.