The NBA All-Star Game has faced growing criticism in recent years for its lack of competitiveness — and Draymond Green believes the league itself is partly to blame.Speaking on Friday’s episode of “The Draymond Green Show,” the Warriors forward offered an in-depth explanation for why the exhibition has lost its edge, pointing not to player disinterest alone, but to how All-Star Weekend is structured.Green compared injury risk in the NBA All-Star Game to other leagues’ showcase events, noting that physical danger isn’t necessarily what holds players back.“I don’t know when the last time I watched an NFL game and no one got hurt,” Green said. “Usually, at least two to three people get hurt in an NFL game on a given day … so I could understand it more from the Pro Bowl standpoint.”Basketball, he explained, carries a different mentality.“As basketball players, we never go out on the court thinking this is the time I get hurt,” Green added. “You go out on the court, you participate in the game. You played the game, you go back to the locker room.”Instead, Green believes preparation —...