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Come Fan with UsTuesday, August 4, 2026

Draymond Green threw shade at LeBron James with his championship T-shirt. Again.

This time he used the Arthur meme.

The Golden State Warriors celebrated their third NBA championship on Tuesday, and the team’s outfits were a sight to be seen. But one in particular stuck out among the rest as a jab at LeBron James.

Draymond Green sported a shirt with a variation of the Arthur fist meme, wearing three championship rings with the years of the wins, and the word “mood” under the fist.

During the regular season, James posted the original meme with the same caption when the Cleveland Cavaliers were struggling.

Green has a history of trolling James, a friend, over the years. He first used a similar tactic of the shirt after the 2017 NBA championship. The shirt parodied the logo of the Quicken Loans arena, the home of the Cleveland Cavaliers, to signal how quickly the NBA Finals went.

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