Draymond Green Says G League Players Who Make Rosters Should Get Tryout Fees Back

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Draymond Green Says G League Players Who Make Rosters Should Get Tryout Fees Back

Green reacted to confirmed 2026 NBA G League tryout fees, arguing players who earn roster spots should get their money returned. “Anyone agree here… If you make the team, you should get your bread back,” he wrote. Fees shown range from $200 to $300, including charges from affiliates of Detroit, Denver, Chicago, Dallas and Toronto this year.

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