US Edition"Everyone Has a Personal Agenda": Draymond Green Turns Heads With Another Strong-Worded Statement Amid Warriors' Downfall
Green cites personal agendas and lack of commitment as key issues during Warriors’ six-game road losing streak amid a condensed schedule and player fatigue.
- On Tuesday after the sixth straight road defeat, Draymond Green criticized the Golden State Warriors' commitment, saying, `Right now, it doesn't feel that way` compared to last season's 23-8 finish.
- A condensed schedule has fatigued veteran players and exposed roster flaws despite the Golden State Warriors' strong 5-1 start.
- Turnover and rebounding gaps indicated that opponents scored 27 points off 20 Warriors turnovers, Steph Curry shot 4-of-13 in 20 minutes with five fouls, and Jonathan Kuminga had five turnovers in 24 minutes.
- Leaders on the team said Jimmy Butler urged teammates to 'look in the mirror' and Green framed this as a leadership moment requiring honesty on the ongoing road trip.
- Younger players' ambitions show up in Brandin Podziemski and Jonathan Kuminga's agendas, while Golden State's past chemistry and selflessness now appear lost as the team searches for purpose.
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