Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green believes there’s another player who should be included in the conversation about being the "face of the NBA." The NBA has seen a heated debate over its next generational face,

Golden State Warriors veteran Draymond Green adds his perspective as the basketball world reacts to Minnesota Timberwolves All-Star Anthony Edwards’s statement about not wanting to be the face of the NBA.

The Golden State Warriors took care of business against the Charlotte Hornets on Monday night, notching a 119-101 final score at the Spectrum Center. The Warriors played well across the board, with six players finishing with double figures in the scoring column.

Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green made an appearance during All-Star Weekend, drawing comments from an NBA legend, comments he didn’t hesitate to fire back at. One of the most outspoken players in the NBA,

Warriors forward Draymond Green has a theory about why the All-Star Game has gotten worse and worse over the years.

Before making his proclamation on national TV, Draymond Green had been telling many around him how confident he is in this Warriors team.

The Golden State Warriors are in quite a situation. After starting out hot with a 12-3 and were the Western Conference's No. 1 seed through the first month of the season. But as quickly as they got the No.

“Before Butler arrived, Green had a standing request of the team’s front office that he deemed vital to their renaissance: Go get another “a–hole,” as one team source described it,” the two wrote. “Another fiery, two-way talent like him who would say what needed to be said at all times and compete on the knife’s edge on both ends of the floor.”

Draymond Green claims the 2015-2019 period as the best era of NBA basketball due to the Warriors’ dominance and Kevin Durant's impactful move. The Warriors' revolutionary playstyle and record-breaking achievements changed the game,