“I’m very fragile,” Draymond Green explains the truth behind his comment, “There’s nothing wrong with me.”

Last Updated on 01/14/2023 by てんしょく飯

Last season’s champion Golden State Warriors are holding on to eighth place in the West with a 20-20 record while Steph Curry is out with a subluxation in his left shoulder after a game against the Indiana Pacers on December 14, 2022.

Draymond Green, one of the Big Three, is responding, saying, “We are starting to build an identity.

The Warriors have not been able to ride the wave of the early season, losing five in a row, and they lost again in December of last year. In addition, ace Curry is out indefinitely with a subluxation in his left shoulder. The team’s condition was in danger of deteriorating, but since the Memphis Grizzlies game on December 25 last year, the team has won five straight games and has maintained a 50% winning percentage.

Green, one of the mainstays of the team, made headlines when he said that the team was “very fragile” in a 30-point loss to the Brooklyn Nets, 113-143, on December 21, and he revealed the truth of his comments on his podcast, The Draymond Green Show.

On his podcast, The Draymond Green Show, he revealed the truth of his statement: “A few weeks ago, I said we were very fragile. But don’t get me wrong. We are still fragile, but there is nothing wrong with the team. This is the NBA, and building something great can be fragile at the same time. We’re working on improving and we’re over the hump.

In the last five games or so, I think we’re really starting to build an identity. All great teams have an identity. You can walk onto the practice field and see that the team does X, Y, and Z. We don’t have that. We didn’t have that and it took us a long time to build an identity, but we’re starting to do it.””With Steph Curry, Andrew Wiggins, Andre Igoudala, JaMychal Green, James Wiseman, and Jonathan Kumminga gone, that’s huge! ”

Green said, “We haven’t been good this year, frankly. It’s an exciting challenge. We’re rebuilding our team right now,” he continued, predicting “four or five more games” until Mistry is complete with all the injuries.