Draymond Green apologizes for accidentally posting his junk on Snapchat

Max Knoblauch
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"My Story" is not the place to post your NSFW Snapchats, guys.

Draymond Green of the Golden State Warriors learned that lesson in a very public way Sunday, uploading a private image of himself to his public Snapchat story.

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Green, who is getting ready to play in the 2016 Olympic Games, immediately went into damage control, claiming his account had been hacked.

Unfortunately for Green, Twitter wasn't buying it.

After being dragged on Twitter for the classic "hacked" excuse, Green came clean and told reporters the upload was an accident.

A real shame for Green, who's been killing it with Snapchats of Team USA lately.