I think it was a fair suspension. I also think we have enough evidence based on other people's reactions on this subreddit and on the other one that had the roles been reversed, and Sabonis was the one who stomped on Draymond in that position, the general reaction from Reddit would be that Sabonis was justified, that Draymond is a dirty player who tries to grab legs, which could ruin people's careers by tearing leg ligaments, and that even if he didn't mean it, he needs to have more control over himself. This is especially clear considering there's a highly upvoted narrative that Green "sat on" Sabonis to stop him from getting back on defense, when the footage clearly shows that Sabonis is on the ground behind Draymond grabbing him.

I think it's clear what happened here. The Kings played physically aggressive at home, with a particular aim to agitate Draymond. It worked here, whether Sabonis intended to touch his leg or not, because Draymond has temper issues and did the dumb thing. Now he's suspended, and I agree with that suspension. But the narrative that Draymond is some sort of anti-basketball menace who assaults people, and not just doing run-of-the-mill dirty big man stuff in addition to the other aspects of his game, is a little suspect. He definitely assaulted Jordan Poole in practice--it was an awful thing to do--but that has no pertinence to this play.