Draymond Green and Steve Kerr got into a heated debate on the sidelines during the Warriors’ recent 120-97 win over the Magic. Green is reportedly unhappy with his role on the Warriors recently and made his feelings clear.
Draymond Green’s mini-Antonio Brown moment this week may have been a while in the making. The Golden State Warriors veteran forward Green made headlines on Monday night by walking off the bench after a heated exchange with head coach Steve Kerr.
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The Golden State Warriors have been gathering intel on who is available before the Feb. 5 trade deadline since early December, per Clutch Points' Brett Siegel.
The Warriors remain unconvinced that the Kings can offer a workable return in any potential deal involving Jonathan Kuminga. According to Brett Siegel of ClutchPoints, Golden State is not enamored with the assets Sacramento would be willing to put on the table for the fifth-year forward.
The Warriors are approaching a key date with Jonathan Kuminga, and around the league, executives are paying attention. According to Jake Fischer of The Stein Line, some rival executives at the G League Winter Showcase in Orlando over the weekend were curious how much playing time Kuminga will receive before he becomes trade-eligible on January 15.
The Golden State Warriors secured a 120-97 win over the Orlando Magic on Monday, but veteran Draymond Green left the game early after a heated argument with head coach Steve Kerr.
The Golden State Warriors are 15-15 and some trades are presumably on the horizon. While acquiring a superstar like Giannis Antetokounmpo seems to not be in the cards prior to this season’s trade deadline, the Warriors need to find a significant upgrade or two if they want to be a relevant Western Conference contender.
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The Golden State Warriors have been the epitome of inconsistency this year. The Warriors moved back to .500 with a win over the Orlando Magic last night.
The Golden State Warriors managed to take a decisive win tonight against the Orlando Magic, but the eyes weren’t on the scoreboard. The lasting image from tonight’s game came in the third quarter: Warriors forward Draymond Green leaving the bench following a heated exchange with head coach Steve Kerr.
For over a decade, Draymond Green has been indispensable to the Golden State Warriors. But the combination of his erratic behavior and the team's success with Green out makes the prospect of a Warriors team without their defensive leader much easier to imagine.