According to Warriors PR, all-star forward and perennial Defensive Player of the Year Draymond Green will be missing the next two weeks due to a calf injury. His injury, which he suffered last week, has been aggravated by a prior disc issue in his back that has flared up once again, and he will be re-evaluated for a return to play in two weeks.
Read MoreDuring the Bulls-Warriors game this week, Steph Curry went up for a layup. The play was ruled a foul on Lonzo Ball, and it resulted in Curry needing a minute to gather himself. While he ultimately stayed in the game, he shorted a free throw before drilling the second, although he showed some obvious signs of pain in his hand.
Read MoreAs he continues to find his rhythm, it’s obvious Klay Thompson is trying to overdo his minutes. He’s taken a lion’s share of shots despite playing only 20 minutes a night. Is this necessarily a problem? For now, not really: It’s as good a time as ever for Thompson to return to the line-up and get some shots up.
Read MoreIn a complete turnaround, the Golden State Warriors showed why they are still in championship contention after the forgettable game in Milwaukee. But a pleasant surprise came in the form of a team-high of twenty-five points from Jonathan Kuminga. Although the Dubs were leading by thirty for the majority of the second half, it was still great to see the young rookie get into a groove and prove that he can be better than people think.
Read MoreThe Golden State Warriors entered the Windy City of Chicago hours after having one of the worst beatdowns of the season.
Their superstar, Stephen Curry, was almost unrecognizable.
Read MoreDraymond Green has been known in the latter half of his career as a talented media personality, starting his own podcast and featuring on the NBA on TNT as a guest member of the pre/post-game and halftime segments when the network is able to host televised games. He’s fully not afraid to speak his mind on whatever subject is brought to his attention.
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