The Golden State Warriors Don't Think This Is the End
The Golden State Warriors, led by Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Draymond Green, and coach Steve Kerr, have been the NBA's most decorated touring act for the past decade.
Despite their previous success, the Warriors are currently struggling with a 25-25 record and facing the limitations of their roster.
Key players like Andrew Wiggins and Chris Paul have underperformed or dealt with injuries.
Draymond Green was left out of the USA Basketball player pool for the Paris Olympics due to his suspensions with the Golden State Warriors this season.
The decision to exclude Green from the list was surprising considering his important role in the international game and the support he has from Warriors coach Steve Kerr.
Warriors' poor defense rears its ugly head against Clippers; is it cause for concern?
The Warriors have been rebranding themselves and have had a successful stretch of wins with Draymond Green back in the lineup and a strong defense.
Despite their recent success, the Warriors had a collapse in Wednesday night's game against the Clippers, with a discombobulated defense and frozen scoring stretches.
Golden State Warriors trade Cory Joseph to Indiana Pacers, stay quiet otherwise
The Golden State Warriors traded Cory Joseph and cash to the Indiana Pacers for a 2024 second-round pick. This move saves the Warriors money and allows them to acquire a draft pick.
The Warriors did not make any other moves at the trade deadline and may be inspired to keep their core players amid a recent defensive turnaround.
Warriors: Curry & Draymond Are Far Better When Thompson Is Out
The Golden State Warriors are considering their options regarding the future of their big 3: Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, and Klay Thompson.
While the duo of Curry and Green has been more effective without Thompson on the court, the team's overall winning percentage is higher when all three are together.
Skip Bayless Warns Draymond Green Could Cause an International Incident' If He Plays For Team USA in the Olympics
Draymond Green was not included in the 41-player pool of candidates for Team USA in the Olympics due to his recent on-court issues.
Skip Bayless believes that Green's history of cheap shots and dirty plays disqualifies him from competing in the Olympics to avoid any international incidents.
Details of Draymond Green's suspension remain unclear as Warriors adjust
Draymond Green's suspension from the Warriors remains uncertain, with unclear details on how long it will last and what conditions he needs to meet for a return.
Green has played in only 15 of Golden State's 25 games this season and has been involved in multiple incidents.
Steve Kerr on Draymond Green's indefinite suspension: To me this is about more than basketball
Draymond Green has been suspended indefinitely by the Golden State Warriors due to personal issues related to recent on-court outbursts.
Steve Kerr, the Warriors head coach, expressed compassion and support for Green, emphasizing the need for him to make a change in his approach and personal life.
How Much Money Will Draymond Green Lose During Suspension?
The Golden State Warriors signed Draymond Green to a $100 million contract extension, but his recent behavior has led to an indefinite suspension by the NBA.
Green has been ejected from 20% of the games he has played this season, and his suspension will result in a significant financial loss.
Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green has been suspended indefinitely by the NBA following a series of in-game incidents.
The suspension is a result of Green's repeated history of unsportsmanlike acts, and he will have to meet certain league and team conditions before he can return to play.