Warriors' Green: Net Negative Impact

0:00This is Corey with Golden State Warriors News Today, powered by the Daily News Now. Subscribe for daily updates on your team. The Golden State Warriors are in a rough patch this season. Stuck in the middle of the Western Conference with injuries piling up. Steven Curry's runner's knee has sidelined him, and the team's play has exposed the key problem. 36-year-old Dremont Green has been a net, negative on the court over the past month. Young players like Guaissantos, Moses Moody, and a healthy de-Ethony Milton are showing real promise and giving fans some hope amid the struggles. Still, without Curry, the Warriors lived better in stretches when Green sits. Coaches and fans alike have noticed the shift, with Steve Curry benching Green after big turnover games against teams like Memphis and Phoenix. In those moments, the team rallied from deficits to pull out wins, highlighting how Green's frustration and body language are affecting the vibe. Stats from February paint a clear picture. The Warriors had a net rating of minus 20.8 with Green on the floor, but plus 7.5 when he rested.

1:02Offensively, it was 96.6 versus 120.8 without him, and opponents are leaving him open without worry. Flashes of Green's old defensive brilliance still pop up, like against Victor Wimbanyama, but the front office now faces a tough call. With the margin for error so slim, they have to wonder if this version of Dremont is still worth the trade-offs for the team's future. This episode is supported by our sponsor, C details in the description. Press play. Put your head down. The sound is already there. go to