While the Warriors want their players to be decent and morally upright, Green is under the spotlight that could trigger the organization to move him.
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Draymond Green #23 of the Golden State Warriors reacts after a play in the third quarter against the Houston Rockets during game two of the Western Conference Finals of the 2015 NBA PLayoffs at ORACLE Arena on May 21, 2015 in Oakland, California. “He and Bob have talked”. We need his intensity.
“We wouldn’t have sat him out”. I think he’s perfectly capable of toeing the line, walking it and still being the player that is. First and foremost is LeBron James’ epic chasedown block against Andre Iguodala, which helped clinch the Cleveland Cavaliers’ championship over the Golden State Warriors.
“That’s where the attention is going to be at, that’s where the focus is at”. In March, he naively posted a video of himself driving 118 miles per hour on an East Bay freeway in his social media account.
Though Green and others believe his suspension cost the Warriors a second consecutive championship, most of these wayward episodes were benign in general – the auto arrived safely, Adams recovered quickly and the assault charges were pleaded down – the pattern is alarming for the Warriors, who last summer signed Green to a five-year contract worth $82 million. Green kicked Adams in the groin area, drawing another flagrant foul penalty.
Fans believed that the Golden State Warriors have set their super team for the 2016-2017 National Basketball Association season in hopes to win the championship but they are reportedly fed up with Green’s antics.
Green, 26, goes hard at most everything he does. He brings the heat. The Golden State Warriors appeared to be all set with their “super team” for 2016-17, but one of their top players may have caused an adjustment to those plans. The apologies are piling up. Game 5 was crucial for the Golden State Warriors to become the two-Time NBA Champions in the 2015-2016 NBA Season as they led 3 to 1 against the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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“Draymond and I, we’ve gotten into it many times but there’s never any lingering ill will”, said Kerr, as reported by ESPN. “His challenge next year is to maintain that edge and to continue to give us that chip on the shoulder that gives him so much intensity and at the same time toe the line in a good fashion”.
