Quote from: harizen on Today at 10:24:15 PM

Quote from: Swordsoffreedom on Today at 06:58:36 PM

"Yeah, I think Green is a player who is rarely seen on the field, but his absence is noticed when he's not on the field. Green is a very good all-rounder, his scoring, defensive technique, and even he is good when assists. Still can remember how Cleveland won that final when Green's absence was obvious. The outcome of the 2016-NBA Finals might have been different if Draymond Green had played that match.

Draymond Green's skills and basketball IQ are more seen and noticeable when he is teaming up or alongside Steph Curry or Klay Thompson on the floor. But if these two are not around, he's not consistent or should I say, not performing well. That's the only problem I see with him. It's like that there should be something to trigger his best. But I like how he mentors their young cores and that was seen always. Now with the possible return of the first core lineup of the Warriors, I'm expecting he will pump again his usual.

Those two stars are big loss for their team since we know how big the numbers they can put up per game plus the impact the can bring to their opponents so expect that the performance of green will go down as he is not totally a shooter plus he don't have any other team to rely in terms of scoring since most of them struggles. Maybe we can see them different team again once Klay came back so hopefully this season we will see him running on the floor.