Draymond Green responds to Marcus Smart's comments on Lakers' offer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 27, 2026, 8:32 PM
Last updated Sep 27, 2026

Draymond Green addressed Marcus Smart's statement regarding the Los Angeles Lakers' free agency offer, calling it 'disrespectful.' After joining the Houston Rockets on a two-year contract this summer, Smart critiqued the Lakers' previous offer, though details remain unclear. Green speculated that Smart sought a longer contract but faced challenges due to his recent minimum salary situation and age. The Lakers have since signed Quentin Grimes, Matisse Thybulle, and Ziaire Williams to fill the void left by Smart as he enters his 13th NBA season.
- •Marcus Smart signed with the Houston Rockets for two years and $12.4 million.
- •Smart described the Lakers' offer as 'disrespectful,' but specifics are unclear.
- •Draymond Green commented on Smart's expectations for a longer-term contract.
- •The Lakers have acquired Quentin Grimes and others to replace Smart.
- •Smart has had notable defensive accolades but faces challenges due to age.
- 8:32 PMYahoo Sports — Draymond Green on Marcus Smart calling Lakers' offer 'disrespectful'
"Warriors forward Draymond Green gave his take on Marcus Smart's claim that the Lakers' free agency offer to him this summer was "disrespectful."
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