Following the departure of long-time Warriors general manager Bob Myers, there are questions on what route the crew will take. One these questions is the way forward for Draymond Green.
The four-time NBA champion has a participant possibility for subsequent season that he can train till June 29. Former NBA participant JJ Redick thinks that him leaving the crew would finish Golden State’s rivalry for a championship.
“Absolutely not,” Redick replied when requested if the Warriors can contend without Green. “Draymond is so important to everything they do on both sides of the basketball… He is the anchor of that defense. When the Golden State Warriors have contended, it’s because they had great defense.
“You lose him with really no way to replace him, you’re not winning an NBA Championship… They are not winning without Draymond and there’s no way to replace Draymond if he does leave.”
This previous season 33-year-old Green averaged 8.5 factors, 7.2 rebounds and 6.8 assists in 31.5 minutes per recreation.
