Draymond has been a key for the Warriors success, without him the defense will collapse and Curry would not get an easy shots. I too hope he is okay.
This is what Coach Kerr says about Draymond's injury.

Draymond Green Doesn't Believe Ankle Injury Is 'Too Bad,' Warriors' Kerr Says

We don't have to worry now as they know better.

@carlisle1, Draymond is a tough guy, he will not easily give up, he will try to play even at pain.
I like him on the floor because it makes the Warriors defense better, and he also make sure there's enough energy when they play so they'll win.

What I don't like him is his dirty tactics, but the rest, I can say he impressed me as a fan.

Rebounding, assists and even steals, he can do that.

Let's hope that Draymond will be back by that time so it will be a more entertaining game. Draymond is a huge loss to the team if he is not playing, we've seen that in this game that the defense of the Warriors is pretty much lacking some energy.
GSW only shoot 24% from 3 point shot which is uncharacteristic of a team that is living in 3 points.

For more update, we can follow and check it here https://www.nbcsports.com/edge/basketball/nba/player/29835/draymond-green

Without Schröder, I guess the Lakers will continue to lose.
I am now convinced that the Lakers big 3 is LeBron, AD, and Schröder over Kuzma. Though, Kuzma has been improving defensively and position himself to be a good rebounder.
Nevertheless, It was indeed a good game for the Lakers. Up big in the first quarter and continued the momentum.
On the other hand, I hope the Warriors will be able to secure a playoff spot. Curry has been playing great this season.

Lebron just taking it strongly from start to finish and the Golden State Warrior has gone from uncontested to worst without Draymond Green on the court, I really feel sorry for the GSW right now because in this crucial match every game the GSW fought needs to be a winning game to keep up the standings but it really happens and Coach Kerr indicated that after the game Green said that the injury is not that serious, so I think he may be out again in the next game because I think without Draymond Green the GSW can not make a good play with offense and defense.

While I think the Golden State Warriors need someone to set a good offense and defense and I think they are marking Jeremy Lin to come back again in the team but Lin is cut short in signing into GSW because he needs a letter of clearance from his team in the Chinese Basketball Association, which didn't make it the deadline but I think in the next season the Linsanity fever will come back again, and while waiting for an NBA comeback, Lin is playing in G League's Santa Cruz Warriors right now.

I believe Lin definitely got the short end of the stick because of Melo because Melo couldn't handle sharing the light at that time (for the past few years he has been begging for a few minutes per game and teams didn't even gave him that until blazers).

However we are in a situation where Lin is not that much wanted neither and he had to leave for China, not like he moved away from New York and became a superstar and just ruled over NBA after that, he played a bit and got injured a lot and eventually he was not even signed by any team in the league, you do not see any decent player to be not signed, even "worst player in nba" is in nba right now, which is why I believe him not being in the league is clear proof that he is not really going to help any team at all, he could be decent but he is not going to change anything that much hence I believe people are overreacting to his return.

They're already aware on what he's capable off and does have experience on past seasons where boxing him out will be the key
on stopping their offense on bigger scale knowing those 3's are really dangerous if they do let Curry open.

Thats indeed a sure thing because Draymond does really have a big role to be handled, not only on defense but also with ball rotation and penetrating the paint.
Losing him the entire season could really fucked them up once again.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1366210269664411655

Schroder is not happy with this. For me, yes it's an offensive foul by Steph Curry.

But people should move on with that. It's an action that players mostly do for a chance of getting a foul by their defender. If the league doesn't want to see most of this, then they should lecture their refs to become more vigilant at this type of plays.


It's not the case on that game. The Clippers can stop Giannis. The game was close in the entire 4Q until the buzzer sounds.

The problem is, several clutch shots where it most needed were missed by LAC'S Paul George and Kawhi Leonard. Milwaukee Bucks were able to maintain the slight lead and snatch a win at the end.

Having a legendary basketball player for a father definitely gave him some opportunities, but he’s risen to the challenge and proven himself an above average NBA player. I think he benefits a little from being on a weak team that gives him more chances to gain stats, but he’d be a welcome addition to any NBA team.

Look, if that wasn't an offensive foul, the judge could have appplied nothing.
Schroder did not have his feet planted on the ground and was in motion, Curry threw himself against him (it was clear), and it was still a bad flop.
Nowadays it is normal for players to flop to win free throws. And some players even deserve to win the award for best actor lol

Yes, @OgNasty well minded, Arvydas Sabonis was an excellent player for the Blazzers.

I remember when I saw Sabonis, Adams and Kanter playing together in OKC in mid 2016/2017 (i guess), and several people said they would both have a promising future in the NBA ... yeah, how time flies!