​Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty ImagesVeteran forward Draymond Green had a forgettable night during the Golden State Warriors’ latest matchup against the Phoenix Suns.The Golden State Warriors walked away with a 116-113 win over the Phoenix Suns in a nail-biting game during the NBA regular season.It was the Stephen Curry show, who finished the night with 34 points, 6 rebounds, and 7 assists in 33 minutes of playing time.Unfortunately, the biggest talking point from the game became Draymond Green’s viral altercation with Suns’ Dillon Brooks and Khaman Malauch, which led to the Warriors star’s ejection.Draymond Green’s ‘therapy’ message falls flat after ejection vs. Phoenix SunsOver the years, Green has built a reputation of letting his emotions get the better of him, which often leads to ejections and fines for the Warriors veteran.However, just days before the Warriors vs. Suns game, Green spoke up about how some NBA players should attend therapy sessions to keep their emotions in check.Well, it seems Green should have listened to himself, as he failed to follow his own advice against the Suns.“It does because ultimately it helps your temperament. It helps you in decision-making. It helps you in patience. It helps you have grace.“And so I think ultimately it does because it makes you a better person,” Green said.He added, “And being a better person is 1,000% going to make you a better player because it affects all the other things that you do. It affects your whole being.”The only silver lining for the 4x NBA champion was that the Dubs still ended up with a win and have now improved to a 5-3 record for the season.Read more:‘Least surprising ever’ – NBA fans sound off on Draymond Green vs. Dillon Brooks fight‘Why isn’t that being talked about?’: Georges Niang makes his feelings clear on Draymond GreenCharles Barkley shares thoughts on Draymond Green defending Yaxel Lendeborg disrespecting Luka Doncic