The Golden State Warriors have won four championships during their current run with Steve Kerr as head coach, Stephen Curry the superstar and others including Klay Thompson and Draymond Green in co-starring roles.

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However, no trade ever came to light, and according to ESPN's Anthony Slater, veteran Draymond Green played a role in that. According to Slater, Green told Mike Dunleavy and Joe Lacob not to trade for Markkanen because of what Golden State would have had to give up.

Golden State Warriors veteran star Draymond Green made it clear what he considers one of the worst experiences he has ever gone through with the NBA franchise.

Draymond Green explains why he had no desire for Klay Thompson to stay with the Golden State Warriors after joining the Dallas Mavericks.

On a recent episode of “Network” with Rich Kleiman, Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green sat down for an unfiltered conversation about his career, his teammates, and the evolution of the Warriors’ dynasty.

Draymond Green was seemingly not on board with the Golden State Warriors trading for Utah Jazz forward Lauri Markkanen.

According to ESPN’s Anthony Slater, Green advised the Warriors ownership and front office against trading for Lauri Markkanen in the summer of 2024. The franchise was looking for another star after Klay Thompson left in free agency to sign with the Dallas Mavericks.

Draymond Green was hit with his 132nd career technical foul just under seven minutes into the Golden State Warriors’ season opener against the Los Angeles Lakers.